[mrbluecoat]

Add satellite imagery, nearby self-driving vehicles / Google maps cars, line-of-sight ring doorbells, peripheral street surveillance cameras, police equipment, people in your proximity with a smartphone camera, and various-purpose drones and then you'll have the perfect paranoia alerter.

[nickorlow]

A big red screen that always says "yes"?

[thih9]

The fact that people dislike so strongly only a subset of these recording devices also means something. Part of it is people being unaware. But also: wearers of smart glasses have a reputation. I guess the question is, is the glasshole reputation deserved.

[riffraff]

I think it's mostly that smart glasses are at the intersection of "will push stuff to public internet" and "does it stealthily".

CCTV, self driving cars etc.. are (mostly) out of the first bucket, and phones are (mostly) out of the other bucket. Ring is a good contender and is also quite disliked.

[Nition]

Could even have their locations show up in your smart glasses.

[randallsquared]

...people with neuralink or similar, in a year or three.