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In reply to the discussion: Worried about ever growing bans on Google Glass, Google publishes 'how not to be a Glasshole' FAQ. [View all]enlightenment
(8,830 posts)2. Newsflash -
if anyone thinks it is appropriate to wear that thing during a "romantic" dinner, they should know that it will be the last dinner they have with their dinner partner/date/SO. "Romantic" and "weird, creepy recording device stuck to your face" are antithetical - unless, of course, your dinner partner also has one, which is a whole new level of hell.
I would (and will) shun people wearing those things - I'd rather have a conversation with an end-stage TB sufferer coughing up a lung in my face.
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Worried about ever growing bans on Google Glass, Google publishes 'how not to be a Glasshole' FAQ. [View all]
onehandle
Feb 2014
OP
i would respect their objection, and try to engage them in dialogue to better understand..
frylock
Feb 2014
#14
The difference is that these things can be always on, recording in all situations.
onehandle
Feb 2014
#41
better rude than a luddite. Better a 'glasshole' than having my head in the sand.
The Green Manalishi
Apr 2014
#61