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I do. If I try to film something in public I am very aware that people notice this and that I should not be pointing my phone camera at their children, etc. It is not that easy to get away with filming others unnoticed with a smartphone.

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Seems like putting the phone in a shirt pocket or just pretending to use it while filming on a wide angle lens would both be a lot less noticeable than someone with a giant headset constantly tripping over themselves.

And your concern is that people wearing giant face computing ski goggles with a creepy version of their eyes, pointed at your kids, is somehow going to be more inconspicuous than someone taking a picture of the kids with a smartphone?

Thats insane. Anyway the whole point is moot because you can’t wear it out and about. It has boundary limits

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