I protect my privacy, but I have no major problems with these smart glasses. Cameras are everywhere, if they don't want to accept cameras they need to stop the double morals. Law needs to be equal to everyone, not just because there is some high and mighty populist politician that doesn't understand technology or want to ensure that the core principles of protecting apply.
The current regulation is good enough; we don't need more regulation - if anything we should update the existing regulation to ensure we protect our privacy in critical and sensitive places.
we keep forgetting that having cameras readily available is not just a negative thing, it does help provide forensics material in cases where something happens.
that said, we can probably find common ground rules for using these - norwegians are best in class when it comes to adhering to rules and regulations.
The current regulation is good enough; we don't need more regulation - if anything we should update the existing regulation to ensure we protect our privacy in critical and sensitive places.
we keep forgetting that having cameras readily available is not just a negative thing, it does help provide forensics material in cases where something happens.
that said, we can probably find common ground rules for using these - norwegians are best in class when it comes to adhering to rules and regulations.