Hi there.

[danielgibert@mastodon.online]

Hi there. For those who need it, I designed this "No smart glasses allowed" icon, free to use, no attribution required, as public domain. The zip file contains the icon in multiple pixel and vector formats (png, jpg, eps, svg and PDF), both colour and b&w. If anyone needs it on any other format, feel free to ask.
#smartglasses #metaglasses #graphicdesign #privacy #privacymatters

https://mega.nz/file/JJZmxZhb#KS2yGRFO7f3wfM_Sp2R4mpjjZ2VOvEEo2mzpAMqgzHc

[stellar@mk.absturztau.be]

@danielgibert@mastodon.online great work!

[steltenpower@social.edu.nl]

@danielgibert Shouldn't the diagonal go over the thing?

[nicole4fox@datastream.cortexvoid.net]

@danielgibert btw there’s also an ISO 7010 sign for it: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ISO_7010_P044.svg

[danielgibert@mastodon.online]

@steltenpower I tried and tried, but the diagonal keep making it difficult to identify it as glasses as it covered the nose bridge, even with the glasses on perspective, so it is a compromise solution.

[danielgibert@mastodon.online]

@nicole4fox Hey, that is cool, although the design is a bit outdated as it represents the long ago extinct google glasses.

[gins@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@danielgibert @nicole4fox hope yours has the same effect. Also like how yours resembles a no smoking sign, with the wifi mirroring the smoke.

[nicole4fox@datastream.cortexvoid.net]

@danielgibert tbh its more clear to me that it has a recording function in that design where yours seems to me like any kind of electronic or transmitting glasses are forbidden.

[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