I am so far removed from the type of person who might consider buying something like that. You'd have to be exceptionally impervious to social cues to even think of wearing that in public.

If you're blind, it's of course understandable but that's pretty much it in terms of cases in which I would consider the glasses acceptable to wear in public.

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algoth1 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Yet, it’s a life saver for blind people

	▲	bogwog 2 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		How so? I'd expect the opposite > Hey Meta, is it safe to cross the street > You are absolutely correct to check whether it's safe to cross before crossing! (emoji). Let me check for you(emoji) > ...10% ...40% ...80% ...100% DONE. (made up progress bar) > It is perfectly safe to cross right now! (emoji) > Thanks Meta! (user dies)
	▲	autoexec an hour ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		This kind of tech could be used for a lot of really good and useful things, but it's facebook so it will mainly be used to screw over blind people and anyone else who uses them by violating their privacy, the privacy of everyone in view of them, and all while shoving ads at the users. Facebook is toxic.
	▲	bogzz 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Thanks for the edge case! Edited.