Google Tells Glass Users Not To Be 'Creepy Or Rude' 341
An anonymous reader writes "One of the biggest worries about the rise of wearable computing is the ease with which random strangers will be able to record your actions without your knowing. Right now, it's pretty easy to tell if somebody's holding up their cellphone to take some video. But when everybody's wearing Google Glass, or something similar, it will become harder to tell. This has led to preemptive bans on Glass in certain places. Now, Google has published a list of Do's and Don'ts to tell Glass users how they should behave politely in public. Do: ask for permission before recording people. Don't: ignore the world around you, expect that people won't notice, or wear it during a cage fight. Most importantly, don't 'be creepy or rude.' Google says, 'Standing alone in the corner of a room staring at people while recording them through Glass is not going to win you any friends.'"
But... (Score:5, Funny)
So.... (Score:4, Funny)
Don't be a glasshole.
That should do it! (Score:5, Funny)
Re:So.... (Score:2, Funny)
Better a glasshole than an ihole
Re:Degausse (Score:5, Funny)
Working on a ranged degausser for any glass user pointing it in my direction.
Wow. I didn't realize google glass was storing its data on magnetic media. Or do you mean that the eye piece is actually a mini CRT?
Re:Little Red LED (Score:5, Funny)
you'll be happy to know Google Glass has similar option to turn the red on, activated by a hard punch to the a face of the glasshole
Google (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Little Red LED (Score:3, Funny)
Sounds like you graduated from the Sean Penn school of social interaction.
Re:Q about glass (Score:5, Funny)
Who needs Glass ? (Score:4, Funny)
Google says, 'Standing alone in the corner of a room staring at people while recording them through Glass is not going to win you any friends.'"
Funny, that sounds like me at any social function, and that's without wearing Glass :-(