Hi there.

[nicole4fox@datastream.cortexvoid.net]

@danielgibert also from a distance im not sure how visible the small antenna symbol thingy is but I mean the more designs the better people can just pick what they prefer

[gettie@fedi.catto.garden]

@danielgibert nice icon. although i think it would be better that the "not allowed" sign being on top of the pervert glasses would make it look better.

[penguintrinity@social.tchncs.de]

@danielgibert maybe also take a look at https://banray.eu/en/.

[nikitonsky@mastodon.online]

@danielgibert Looks cool! Small nitpick: I am pretty sure diagonal should be mirrorred

[supermoosie@mastodon.au]

@danielgibert

If smart glasses see a QR code, will it automatically open it and provide information about the QR code?

Eg link to www.NoPervertGlasses.con ?

[thisislieven@c.im]

@nicole4fox @danielgibert I agree, much as I appreciate the effort I fear it doesn't stand out as smart glasses. The white 'dot' on both sides also doesn't help. If it was only on the left it would stronger signal it's a camera.

Designers for the Noun Project have several examples which, to me, would be easier to understand from a distance.

That said, anyone making the effort should be applauded and I hope we see signs like this popup everywhere (because we don't have enough clutter yet, but it's necessary).

https://thenounproject.com/search/icons/?q=smart%20glasses

[wador@mastodon.social]

@danielgibert If you are Swedish you could use the sign for "no camera" or "no pictures" which is covered by law.

[songxisto@icosahedron.website]

@danielgibert Nice one. Perhaps the 🛜 sign is a bit too small for (visually impaired) accessibility.

[wtl@mastodon.social]

@SuperMoosie @danielgibert

[cyrevolt@mastodon.social]

@danielgibert I just tried to picture going a decade back in time and trying to explain this to someone.

[crankyoldbugger@fosstodon.org]

@danielgibert I was walking through the local mall yesterday when I saw a sunglasses shop advertising Meta's Ray-Bans on a 3M high video screen.. I was going to go get my molotov cocktails but Wifeski stopped me..

[andrewf@glasgow.social]

@danielgibert Nice! I think most circular "disallowed" signs have the disallowed thing _behind_ the diagonal bar, though. (See example

[hotdisenos@mastodon.social]

@danielgibert A Pol Pot le gusta esto. Es broma, me gusta, va a ser muy util

[freistern@troet.cafe]

@danielgibert

Und wie sähe die Botschaft "Kein Wifi für Brille tragende Personen" aus?

[ralph@hear-me.social]

@nikitonsky @danielgibert

Yes. Its normally a 'bar sinistris', but it works either way.

[buildthecor@mastodon.social]

@danielgibert, this is wonderful! Thanks!

[joelbarr@mastodon.online]

@danielgibert thanks for this. I anticipate this being an issue in my high school classes this year. And I like the design.

[focaccina@troet.cafe]

@freistern @danielgibert
etwa so? (mal grob aus Grafiken aus dem Internet zusammengeschustert)

[brmiller@hcommons.social]

@danielgibert @steltenpower

An issue clearly seen in the black and white version, where the frame is outlined at the nose bridge.

[peetz0r@hsnl.social]

@CyReVolt @danielgibert The first Google Glass was announced in 2012, which is 14 years ago. So unfortunately, explaining this would be relatively easy.