Filming women without their consent and knowledge is absolutely disgusting and creepy as hell.
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Filming women without their consent and knowledge is absolutely disgusting and creepy as hell. Posting it online makes it even more despicable.
Our governments are refusing to protect us against this abuse.
Companies selling creep glasses equipped with camera should be publicly shunned to bankruptcy.
"The man who filmed her had posted over a hundred similar videos on his TikTok page, and he is not the only one making this kind of content."
Smart glasses: 'I was secretly filmed and trolled online'
Footage of Oonagh was posted on social media where it attracted hundreds of sexual and derogatory comments.
BBC News (www.bbc.co.uk)
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Filming women without their consent and knowledge is absolutely disgusting and creepy as hell. Posting it online makes it even more despicable.
Our governments are refusing to protect us against this abuse.
Companies selling creep glasses equipped with camera should be publicly shunned to bankruptcy.
"The man who filmed her had posted over a hundred similar videos on his TikTok page, and he is not the only one making this kind of content."
Smart glasses: 'I was secretly filmed and trolled online'
Footage of Oonagh was posted on social media where it attracted hundreds of sexual and derogatory comments.
BBC News (www.bbc.co.uk)
Absolutely!
The thing that will kill creep glasses this time is the same thing that killed them last time (Google Glass, remember those?) - public opprobrium.
If you see anyone wearing them, assume they are recording (because they can hide that fact if they want) -- and then, more importantly, ensure everyone around *knows* the creep is recording them without permission.
Do this loudly and visibly. Stop, point directly at them, and yell "HEY, GLASSHOLE - STOP RECORDING PEOPLE WITHOUT PERMISSION" and continue by telling everyone "Hey, that guy <points> is recording people"...
Humiliate them, publicly. Shame them. Ostracize them. If someone you know is using them, go hard, and make sure everyone else you know knows they are doing it.
That is what will make them stop. Make the personal cost to their dignity, social acceptance, embarassment, everything total out more than the creepy voyeurism is worth, and they will drop it like a hot potato.
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@sillyCoelophysis @Em0nM4stodon
I think @404mediaco covered this & there's some guy you can order the glasses from who will not only disable the LED but also bypass whatever tamper mechanism they have for detecting that you've disabled the LED...
So totally surreptitious recording...
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Absolutely!
The thing that will kill creep glasses this time is the same thing that killed them last time (Google Glass, remember those?) - public opprobrium.
If you see anyone wearing them, assume they are recording (because they can hide that fact if they want) -- and then, more importantly, ensure everyone around *knows* the creep is recording them without permission.
Do this loudly and visibly. Stop, point directly at them, and yell "HEY, GLASSHOLE - STOP RECORDING PEOPLE WITHOUT PERMISSION" and continue by telling everyone "Hey, that guy <points> is recording people"...
Humiliate them, publicly. Shame them. Ostracize them. If someone you know is using them, go hard, and make sure everyone else you know knows they are doing it.
That is what will make them stop. Make the personal cost to their dignity, social acceptance, embarassment, everything total out more than the creepy voyeurism is worth, and they will drop it like a hot potato.
@cazabon @Em0nM4stodon I literally just use them for music...
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@cazabon @Em0nM4stodon I literally just use them for music...
You wear spy/camera/creep glasses just to listen to music? Walking around with a potentially-always-recording camera pointed at the world, you'll forgive people for not realizing you don't use the camera function?
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You wear spy/camera/creep glasses just to listen to music? Walking around with a potentially-always-recording camera pointed at the world, you'll forgive people for not realizing you don't use the camera function?
@cazabon @Em0nM4stodon I don't even use the malware on my phone that enables that.
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@cazabon @Em0nM4stodon I literally just use them for music...
@gudenau @cazabon @Em0nM4stodon
We are careening into a world where if someone is wearing Raybans they get coldcocked immediately and their glasses smashed, so i guess, you know, prepare yourself for that?
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@gudenau @cazabon @Em0nM4stodon
We are careening into a world where if someone is wearing Raybans they get coldcocked immediately and their glasses smashed, so i guess, you know, prepare yourself for that?
@johnzajac @cazabon @Em0nM4stodon If that happens I'm suing.
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@cazabon @Em0nM4stodon I don't even use the malware on my phone that enables that.
@gudenau @cazabon @Em0nM4stodon unfortunately, other people can't tell just by looking that you aren't recording them (especially because of all of those "how do I disable the recording light" forum posts).
It sucks that a few bad actors have ruined a product you find useful, but privacy conscious people kind of have to assume the worst.Although personally, I'd prefer you listen to your music without pointing a camera at people but that's just me
