r/ireland • u/Dee-Dee-Mauwe • 20h ago

Careful now "Smart glasses must give 'clear warnings' when recording", EU watchdog says, as privacy concerns backlash grows

https://rte.ie/news/2026/1013/1595264-eu-smart-glasses-privacy/
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u/MyDadstheBoss 19h ago

And a majority with these glasses are perverts? Any proof of this or anecdotal?

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u/NakeDex 18h ago

I... didn't say they were? Maybe relax on the accusatory tone and re-read what I said.

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u/MyDadstheBoss 18h ago

You said a majority of people using dtones ise them for fun not staring at people. Thats implying people using the glasses are.

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u/NakeDex 16h ago

No its not? I never mentioned glasses, even tangentially. You're projecting, kid.

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u/MyDadstheBoss 14h ago

Well then, just as bad an issue with drones. 🤷🏽‍♂️

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u/NakeDex 13h ago

Lad, your reading comprehension needs work. Nobody said anything about glasses compared to drones. I was speaking to the point that a deluded commenter made regarding shooting drones, specifically to the point that they're supposed to be registered. Clearly you own a pair of these glasses and feel the need to defend them, but you're barking up the wrong tree here. I have no idea what people are doing with those stupid glasses, and I doubt there's any way to shoot them or register them that has legal backup.

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u/MyDadstheBoss 13h ago

But you replied to my comment saying or a drone, saying most people flying drones for fun not to stare at people. On the subject about glasses.

Anyway you seem to agree drones are as bad anyway. 🤷🏽‍♂️

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u/NakeDex 12h ago

No, I don't? The glasses are deliberately designed to look inconspicuous for daily use in groups of people. A drone is a loud flying object that you can't miss for a hundred yards in any direction. They don't even vaguely equate.

Seriously, you need to really consider your reading comprehension levels. You have managed to repeatedly read everything wrong.