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RKP5637

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2. Yeah, that's what I was thinking ... it's kinda weird. The Google Glass Cops are

Reply to Scuba (Reply #1)

Thu Apr 18, 2013, 07:56 AM

Apr 2013

watching. One way I was thinking is they do an imprint of the user via the camera and voice ... eyes ... whatever ... and if that changes they know it's in someone else's hands ... I guess, on their head. Man, this increases surveillance x to the nth! Then, they do a remote disable permanently. The legislatures should have a fun time with this one ... if any care about privacy anymore.

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Google Glasses - How will Google enforce this? [View all] RKP5637 Apr 2013 OP

4 Sale: Glasses case - $1,000.00. Includes free gift of Google Glasses! Scuba Apr 2013 #1

Yeah, that's what I was thinking ... it's kinda weird. The Google Glass Cops are RKP5637 Apr 2013 #2

I thought this just applied to the Developer version of the glasses ChromeFoundry Apr 2013 #3

Thanks! I think you're correct! n/t RKP5637 Apr 2013 #4