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Extortion Using Smart Glasses Is a Thing Now
(gizmodo.com)
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this post was submitted on 08 May 2026
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It may well be in certain conditions. But if someone is assaulting you and you defend yourself, that isn't battery. So I'm not sure how it relates to my point.
If you just go smack the glasses off someone's face because you don't like them, you are the asshole
you want to invade people's privacy casually, and not have them react. so smacking it is, when I see glassholes like you, hands are gonna fly.
I'm not gonna wear them, but we're talking specifically about public spaces. If someone is invading your privacy none of this applies
if you think creepshots are happening in private you don't understand the argument at all.
they go to malls and stalk young women, pointing their cameras up skirts and down shirts and worse.
Ok, those are all crimes.