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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]MineralMan
(151,259 posts)39. Why would you take photos you will do nothing with?
Are you going to look at them? That is doing something with them? If you like a photo, will you print it out? That is doing something with it. If you really like it, will you show it to others, or post it on the Internet? That is also doing something with the photo.
If it is a photo of someone else, a stranger, what makes you think you have a right to do anything with it at all?
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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