31/08/2026
👓 **WHAT IF SOMEONE COULD FILM YOU… AND YOU DIDN'T EVEN REALISE?**
Smart glasses are getting better.
And cheaper.
But there is a problem we probably need to talk about:
**privacy.**
Some smart glasses contain cameras capable of recording what the wearer sees.
Yesterday, Australia’s online safety regulator called for manufacturers to build stronger privacy protections into them.
One suggestion:
👉 automatically blur the faces of people who haven't consented to being filmed.
Another:
👉 make recording indicators obvious and impossible to disable or hide.
And I think this raises a much bigger question.
When someone points a phone camera at you…
you usually know you're being filmed.
But when the camera is inside a pair of glasses?
That's very different.
Technology can be incredible.
But just because we CAN build something doesn't mean we shouldn't ask how it should be used.
So I'm interested in your opinion:
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**Should smart glasses automatically blur people who haven't agreed to be recorded?**
A — YES, absolutely
B — NO, public places are public
C — Smart glasses with cameras go too far