Slightly different angle but it ties in with my thinking around google glass and other wearable cameras. Namely that there should be some kind of privacy option that you can turn on on your phone and so that whenever someone captures an image of you it pixelates or blurs out your face until you permit the image.
Thanks. It's a really difficult area to navigate. Our digital lives are so bound up with our identities - it's virtually impossible to live in obscurity.
Slightly different angle but it ties in with my thinking around google glass and other wearable cameras. Namely that there should be some kind of privacy option that you can turn on on your phone and so that whenever someone captures an image of you it pixelates or blurs out your face until you permit the image.