I think people deserve to know that they are being recorded.
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I think people deserve to know that they are being recorded. There's no commonality of not just expectation, not just social acceptance, but like to know, oh, it's a green light right there. That means I'm being recorded no matter who's wearing or what the device is.
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I think people deserve to know that they are being recorded. There's no commonality of not just expectation, not just social acceptance, but like to know, oh, it's a green light right there. That means I'm being recorded no matter who's wearing or what the device is.
@ChrisPirillo I think perv glasses must be regulated like surveillance cameras, which generally have to be visible, sometimes including signage, and are not allowed to film people where they may have a reasonable expectation of privacy. This regulation predates smartphones but still works for public areas; there's a distinct difference between having to hold up a device in plain sight & record periodically vs. constant, surreptitious recording (how far away can you see a tiny LED?)...
