The junction detector is a truly brilliant idea that, unfortunately, is probably rendered nearly useless now that everything in the world has embedded electronics in it.
replyAlso, thinking about it, you could probably defeat the optical retroreflection detector by putting the camera behind a Faraday rotator (optical isolator). But those are quite expensive and you'd need to be really paranoid to use one, plus it'll only really work well if you match the wavelength of the laser.
replyFor Meta they need to detect people giving wearers the finger to stop the glasses from recording or taking pics ha
replyI do wear my Metas frequently though would never get the finger cause Im not a creep.
Our culture has definitely changed from when Google Glass wearers were referred to as Glassholes.
replyIt appears that more people have just accepted that they will be filmed anywhere and everywhere.
I miss the old days.
Not everyone has accepted that.
replyMeta glasses are known as perv glasses. People are actively destroying flock cameras all over.
We went from opt-in zones to opt-out zones. Living spaces with curtains drawn and the inside of your vehicle should really be opt-in though.
reply> though would never get the finger cause Im not a creep.
replyWearing them out in public is definitely enough to get the finger and be called a creep, because many people think they're always recording. I think you're underestimating the hatred of modern tech.