Just think, a random person walking down the sidewalk wearing Google glass look at you and completely ID you, know all there is to know, thus ending privacy once and for all. It’s not science fiction it’s now. Get ready for Name Tag: It’s the app that will kill privacy
Of course, someone may correctly point out that Shaggin Wagons and carpeted bedrooms of yesteryear were equipped with mirrors, the old fashioned way of Google Glassing it. These days it’s all techno, baby. But you’re so vain, you probably thought the sex was about you. So … how long before Google Glass gets banned–or used–in … Read moreGoogle Glass has a new and creepy porn app: It allows you to watch yourself have sex with your partner.. it’s the ultimate in sexual narcissism and a definite sign the end is nigh
Not to be outdone by Google, APPLE is now hinting that you will soon be able to wear their technology.. which propels me to re-re-re-state my prediction from ten years back concerning wearable devices. At some point in our near future we will have technology implanted. Your phone will be your hand. Your brain will be wired … Read moreThe wired future.. I will make my prediction for the record.
Fans of wearable computers can capture what is happening around them with a wink or a subtle click, which raises the question of whether bystanders have a say in being recorded. Nick Bilton, who wrote this article for the NY TIMES, presents quite a stark question: What do you do at a party when someone … Read moreDisruptions: At Odds Over Privacy Challenges of Wearable Computing
It brings up some delicate and truly great questions.. How should businesses that deal with appealing to the sense of sight deal with glasses that see it all? From strip clubs to theaters, Google Glass won’t be welcome
This is what will greet patrons: And even though the article sort of makes a mockery of the owner and the bar, the points he makes are valid and …quite frankly, I agree wholeheartedly. I understand a public place is not one where you go to find privacy.. but there’s something different about a dark … Read moreKeep your beer goggles on. Just don’t wear Google glasses. A dive bar in Seattle has become the first place to ban the Google Glasses..