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Father of wearable computing +Steve Mann, who briefly wrote for me when I was at About.com, says he was assaulted by employees in a Paris McDonald's, because they didn't like him wearing his gear.
It's unclear why they were offended by his headset, but perhaps the fact that it records what he sees was a point of contention.
What will society be like when everyone is wearing AR glasses 24/7 so everything you say and do is on film? Will people still go to the movies? Will they attend confidential meetings? Or will secrets themselves become obsolete?
It's unclear why they were offended by his headset, but perhaps the fact that it records what he sees was a point of contention.
What will society be like when everyone is wearing AR glasses 24/7 so everything you say and do is on film? Will people still go to the movies? Will they attend confidential meetings? Or will secrets themselves become obsolete?
