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`Still, it's understandable.`

Why are you defending a multibillion company that is acting against user rights and benefits?

Others are making it wrong doesn't justify another wrong.

In any case: they are different because they are in the face all day long, they are not a device some needs to start using to record; they are not operated by the user, in the sense that the user does not show any active indication of recording (e.g. they are not holding the camera); they are similar to regular glasses, making it hard to distinguish;

and they do not clear indicate if they are recording (and don't tell me that the LED is enough)

Because the money they are spending and the money they will be making comes and ends in different pockets.

Yes, Spain has fires every year, but this time is different:

240,000 acres is about 97,000 hectares. By July 26, Spain had already lost more than 150,000 hectares, or around 371,000 acres, six times the area burned by the same point last year...

"The side-effect most people didn't consider is that you never really own a digital copy."

I understand that this is the reality we live in, but I don't know how we have accepted it.

It was very interesting, I liked your style of explaining both at user level but also at more technical level.

Very cool post, thanks for sharing!

While I agree with your comment, this sentence:

"This was given to the AI by having it watch a video that explains it."

This was not as trivial as it may seem just a few months ago...

Not a single button to download the app on the landing page.

A lot of info about the company who made it, a lot of info about how bad other actors are, and a lot about requesting funding, but not a single video, neither how to explore the platform or download anything.

I guess this is not made for users...

Is in the 6th section, maybe a bit too late, don't you think?

85 meters

Maybe it's the other way around: there wasn't enough environmental pressure to eliminate this trait.

Others prefer to have hobbies outside of coding, and that's fine.