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An excellent piece from Vogue about Meta's continuing attempt to make their "smart glasses" fashionable and cool that makes all of the right points about the ways in which normalizing ubiquitous surveillance creates a world we don't want to live in.
https://www.vogue.com/article/do-smart-glasses-have-a-surveillance-problem
Markypoo is using his rape-bans on her right now probably.
@evacide
There's an Android app everybody should have: It alerts you when someone with this kind of #surveillance tech is in vicinity. Useful in public spaces. I recommend stopping these people and have the police take their nameband address, so you can sue them.
https://darmstadt.social/@Datterich/116848549924252450
(in German, but all you need is to click on the link)
#nearbyglasses #smartglasses #ai #ki #privacy #freedomrights
> When asked how Meta is tackling these privacy controversies, a spokesperson for the company told Vogue Business: “We have teams dedicated to limiting and combating misuse, but as with any technology, the onus is ultimately on the individual to not actively exploit it.”
that spokesperson should be fired. what a terrible argument. irresponsible and pathetic
@evacide ah yeah the pervert glass
I guess Teen Vogue has proven a good influence on Vogue.
@evacide Anything involving him = instant turn off
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