[Crito]

The privacy thing is really a big deal, it cannot be underplayed. You can probably get the public to buy into it for police, since you can sell the "it will keep the police honest" angle, but I cannot think of any painpoint that it would solve for the general public, when worn by the general public.

As for Google Ogle-detection™... I think the solution there is probably relationship counselling. That's basically an extension of the "my smartphone's GPS will allow my wife to track my every movement" problem. Trust and respect will remain as important as ever in relationships in the future.

[nashequilibrium]

I don;t know if u downvoted me, but what u saying is exactly what i am saying, the privacy issue is a big issue and they keep on piling on features that are creepy. I wish the first version did not have the ability to take record videos or take pics but to only display video and pics. Then the public and public places like restaurants would have been more accepting, but the cat is already out of the bag, so we will see how this unfolds.

[Crito]

I did not downvote you, I agree with your point about privacy.