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I wonder if this is even legal in many places. Doesn't California require consent to be recorded? This seems like an edge case
As long as you show people you are recording - it's legal
The necklace has a visible light when listening
Don’t wear one of these near me. I don’t want you recording our everyday conversations as a matter of habit. Ask permission first.
Or alternatively, get with the times and recognize that people will sometimes offload some of their mental processing onto silicon.
Don’t wear one of these near me. I don’t want you recording our everyday conversations as a matter of habit. Ask permission first.
Do you tell the same to millions of people who wear headphones and Meta Raybans?
Don’t wear one of these near me. I don’t want you recording our everyday conversations as a matter of habit. Ask permission first.
Move to a jurisdiction that requires all-party consent for recording. Or alternatively, get with the times and recognize that people will sometimes offload some of their mental processing onto silicon.
I totally understand the desire to have computers help us, but telling people to get over it is a blatant rejection of their desire to privacy.
Don’t wear one of these near me. I don’t want you recording our everyday conversations as a matter of habit. Ask permission first.
Move to a jurisdiction that requires all-party consent for recording. Or alternatively, get with the times and recognize that people will sometimes offload some of their mental processing onto silicon.