[epolanski]

The worst part of the presentation was the kids playing and the father with his scuba headset creeping on them with that thing recording everything.

It doesn't really send a great message to children, jm2c.

I'm also a bit scared we'll move from laying in bed with loved ones scrolling on our devices to even further isolation and distraction.

[gs17]

I don't see the big difference from my dad running around with a camcorder when I was a kid (and it was considered normal for families to have really embarrassing home videos watched for laughs, I think AFV made me value privacy), or a modern father using a phone to film, other than with the headset he'd have to look in my direction instead of through an eyepiece or a screen.

[epolanski]

I do because the visor is essentially a distraction machine, not just a recording one.

Even the ad shows the father just distracted 24/7 and then interacting with the kids briefly.

[yieldcrv]

I think a separate drone or cyborg will come out that does these recordings for us

We’ll consume it during a leisure time with the same headset

[figassis]

Reminds me of that black mirror episode: The Entire History of You

[yusefnapora]

I wouldn't be surprised if this year's iPhones include 3D photo / video capture hardware, now that they can talk publicly about the headset. I doubt many people will ever wear one of these to a birthday party, but I could see people flipping a toggle on their phone to capture in 3D. It would take up a bit more storage space, but you could go through and convert to 2D after the fact if you're low on space.