The US police doesn’t even care if people are overtly filming them killing people without cause
Not true. They hate it.
they still get away with it.
The individual police officer might, but filming them is for your protection from a wrongful conviction and to secure damages should they break the law during the arrest.
Also, it is fairly easy to see the camera lenses on smart glasses, they could easily find a way to knock the glasses off your face and step on them to look like a plausible accident.
This sounds far more contrived than knocking a phone out of your hand.
You take them to court, the police department pays, best case, the police is transferred to another district.
A few hundred thousand dollars is a lot of money to most people. Maybe not to you though.
It is far better to have a dashcam with a fisheye lens in your car, it is easily overlooked and and has a large FOV, while also picking up sound.
Sure, but when you are a pedestrian, this isn’t an option.
I don’t use them, but if I lived in a country where the police habitually abuse innocent citizens and get away with it, I would carry a camera on my person 24/7.
Baseless insinuation in an ineffective attempt to smear, not withstanding.
"Technology has changed the architecture of accountability. In the twentieth century, oversight flowed primarily through institutions: courts, legislatures, and professional media. In the twenty-first century, it flows through networks. A single video can expose misconduct, contradict official statements, and mobilize public scrutiny within hours. " https://thefulcrum.us/media-technology/right-to-record-police
Should we limit the rights of trans people to visit women’s restrooms and changing rooms because some perverts use that loop hole to abuse women as well?
I want you to be consistent in your application of the law.
Put that goalpost back where it was, we’re talking about meta glasses and the inappropriate use, but, to answer crazy with crazy, if, for some miraculous reason, trans people gained the ability to record with their eyes and upload it to the internet, we’d have to probably do something about it, but, as far as I know, they can’t secretly record videos with their eyes, unless they can and they’re all keeping it a secret from us… can you lot record videos with your eyes? that would be pretty fucking cool if you could.
Put that goalpost back where it was, we’re talking about meta glasses and the inappropriate use
And I brought up the right of men to enter women’s spaces and the inappropriate use of that right. It is not my fault that you can’t follow a very simple train of thought.
but, to answer crazy with crazy
Again, your inability to understand might make reason seem crazy, but go off king.
if, for some miraculous reason, trans people gained the ability to record with their eyes and upload it to the internet, we’d have to probably do something about it,
What about if trans people physically and sexually abuse women in women’s spaces? What then?
Not true. They hate it.
The individual police officer might, but filming them is for your protection from a wrongful conviction and to secure damages should they break the law during the arrest.
This sounds far more contrived than knocking a phone out of your hand.
A few hundred thousand dollars is a lot of money to most people. Maybe not to you though.
Sure, but when you are a pedestrian, this isn’t an option.
Are you just upset you can’t use it to secretly record women?
I don’t use them, but if I lived in a country where the police habitually abuse innocent citizens and get away with it, I would carry a camera on my person 24/7.
Baseless insinuation in an ineffective attempt to smear, not withstanding.
It’s the in between those incidents that are the issue.
So we strip those in need of an effective tool because some abuse it?
So far I have yet to see any evidence that smart glasses is an effective tool for recoding police.
I read one case from India where smart glasses had captured a case of police bribery.
Argument from ignorance?
So you have no evidence and resort to direct attacks?
I did cite one case. I can find the quote if you like, but I also pointed out that your argument is a logical informal fallacy. That is a valid way to contribute to a discussion. Here: https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/delhi/gurgaon-police-japan-tourist-social-media-justice-10225392/
"Technology has changed the architecture of accountability. In the twentieth century, oversight flowed primarily through institutions: courts, legislatures, and professional media. In the twenty-first century, it flows through networks. A single video can expose misconduct, contradict official statements, and mobilize public scrutiny within hours. " https://thefulcrum.us/media-technology/right-to-record-police
In this case, yes.
Should we limit the rights of trans people to visit women’s restrooms and changing rooms because some perverts use that loop hole to abuse women as well?
I want you to be consistent in your application of the law.
Put that goalpost back where it was, we’re talking about meta glasses and the inappropriate use, but, to answer crazy with crazy, if, for some miraculous reason, trans people gained the ability to record with their eyes and upload it to the internet, we’d have to probably do something about it, but, as far as I know, they can’t secretly record videos with their eyes, unless they can and they’re all keeping it a secret from us… can you lot record videos with your eyes? that would be pretty fucking cool if you could.
And I brought up the right of men to enter women’s spaces and the inappropriate use of that right. It is not my fault that you can’t follow a very simple train of thought.
Again, your inability to understand might make reason seem crazy, but go off king.
What about if trans people physically and sexually abuse women in women’s spaces? What then?