Comment by pamcake
9 hours ago
> All cameras have the same problems this one.
My perfectly normal camera does not stream shit to Meta servers or any other cloud. It's in fact fully offline. So, no.
Recording is one thing and sharing the same recording with a hostile foreign entity another.
Legally, many places have strict ban on publishing photos/recordings without consent, while photographing itself is generally allowed in public spaces.
This is before even getting into with issues of recordes d material being used as training material etc, which adds additional ethical and legal issues.
Across most of the world it's pretty difficult to walk around a high traffic area without coming across someone using a smartphone to record their surroundings for FB Live or Instagram, and it's been that way since long before anyone had Meta glasses.
Yours might not, but what other people choose to do with their recordings is out of your control.
You may have a specific issue with the fact that the media goes through meta’s services, but that’s not the point that is being made in this thread.
All of the ethical and legal issues apply to all other cameras and camera footage too.