When you film with a camera you are holding a camera and you're pointing it at people. When you film with your glasses, nothing of such happens. And the ridiculous defense "it has a light" is just that, ridiculous: you can't see a light if you're not looking directly at it and have convenient surrounding lighting.

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garbawarb an hour ago | parent [-]

I'd say it's easier to covertly film someone with a smartphone than with glasses that have a lightup LED. With the smartphone you can just angle it to look as if you're casually holding it or using it normally.

	▲	hamper653 an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		> angle it to look as if you're casually holding it or using it normally. So you film the ground?
	▲	nemomarx an hour ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		Pretty easy to block the led too, though.
	▲	soco an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Are we arguing about what the creepiest way is to film people on the streets? Who would want that in the first place?? I don't need encouraging creeps... I didn't hear yet "filming the ICE" as a argument - probably the only one I could understand, but there the problem is not the glasses anyway (nor the solution).