Smart glasses with cameras and microphones built-in and facial recognition to come are the latest fad in surveillance tech.
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Smart glasses with cameras and microphones built-in and facial recognition to come are the latest fad in surveillance tech.
For my blog & newsletter ~ this week in security ~ I wrote about why the backlash against smart glasses — aka "pervert glasses" — is justified from a security and privacy perspective. Please read and share!
More: https://this.weekinsecurity.com/reframing-smart-glasses-as-pervert-glasses/
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@zackwhittaker smut glasses
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Smart glasses with cameras and microphones built-in and facial recognition to come are the latest fad in surveillance tech.
For my blog & newsletter ~ this week in security ~ I wrote about why the backlash against smart glasses — aka "pervert glasses" — is justified from a security and privacy perspective. Please read and share!
More: https://this.weekinsecurity.com/reframing-smart-glasses-as-pervert-glasses/
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@zackwhittaker two questions… have people already begun developing portable ‘jamming’ devices and software? How long before it becomes readily available and affordable? And third, will it work in mobile smart phones?
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Smart glasses with cameras and microphones built-in and facial recognition to come are the latest fad in surveillance tech.
For my blog & newsletter ~ this week in security ~ I wrote about why the backlash against smart glasses — aka "pervert glasses" — is justified from a security and privacy perspective. Please read and share!
More: https://this.weekinsecurity.com/reframing-smart-glasses-as-pervert-glasses/
Sign up/RSS for my weekly newsletter: https://this.weekinsecurity.com
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My hand-written cybersecurity newsletter ~ this week in security ~ goes out every Sunday with all of the major news you need to know from the week and much more, plus some levity in the happy corner of good things, and a reader-submitted cyber-cat.
No email open/link tracking — because I care about your privacy! Sign up/RSS for the weekly email: https://this.weekinsecurity.com/
@zackwhittaker one day my cyberdog will be included
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@zackwhittaker one day my cyberdog will be included
@yaelwrites send in a snap, I would love to include! (I have long dropped my cybercat-only policy
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@yaelwrites send in a snap, I would love to include! (I have long dropped my cybercat-only policy
)@zackwhittaker I think I sent one a while ago! but I can look
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Smart glasses with cameras and microphones built-in and facial recognition to come are the latest fad in surveillance tech.
For my blog & newsletter ~ this week in security ~ I wrote about why the backlash against smart glasses — aka "pervert glasses" — is justified from a security and privacy perspective. Please read and share!
More: https://this.weekinsecurity.com/reframing-smart-glasses-as-pervert-glasses/
Sign up/RSS for my weekly newsletter: https://this.weekinsecurity.com
@zackwhittaker @taylorlorenz I wonder if people know: As soon as anyone lands in Japan, their smartphone will not be able to take a photo without the shutter sound. It is built in for all smartphones in accordance with Japanese laws against perverts spying on women with their phones with the invention of cameras on phones.
I wonder if similar things can be done to require these kind of glasses to emit a loud shutter sound or something to alert people. -
Smart glasses with cameras and microphones built-in and facial recognition to come are the latest fad in surveillance tech.
For my blog & newsletter ~ this week in security ~ I wrote about why the backlash against smart glasses — aka "pervert glasses" — is justified from a security and privacy perspective. Please read and share!
More: https://this.weekinsecurity.com/reframing-smart-glasses-as-pervert-glasses/
Sign up/RSS for my weekly newsletter: https://this.weekinsecurity.com
@zackwhittaker so they are way beyond dashcams in cars and GoPro on bicycle helmets?
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Smart glasses with cameras and microphones built-in and facial recognition to come are the latest fad in surveillance tech.
For my blog & newsletter ~ this week in security ~ I wrote about why the backlash against smart glasses — aka "pervert glasses" — is justified from a security and privacy perspective. Please read and share!
More: https://this.weekinsecurity.com/reframing-smart-glasses-as-pervert-glasses/
Sign up/RSS for my weekly newsletter: https://this.weekinsecurity.com
@zackwhittaker For me, it’s not the fact that these glasses exist that’s questionable, that’s just a normal technological development, but rather the question of why people are buying them, causing them to become mainstream and find their way into our everyday lives. What problem do they solve that would make me willing to give up my privacy and desperately hand over my hard-earned money to the big tech companies?
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