> the primary negative reaction is the voyeuristic-rejection of having a camera always pointed at you
What about people with cameras on their smartphones? Every time you see someone on the phone or playing with their phone and their camera is pointing at you, there is a chance they're filming/taking pictures of you.
We got used to it. Things change so fast. It's not because right now we're thinking about privacy that we'll still think about it tomorrow.
What about people with cameras on their smartphones? Every time you see someone on the phone or playing with their phone and their camera is pointing at you, there is a chance they're filming/taking pictures of you.
We got used to it. Things change so fast. It's not because right now we're thinking about privacy that we'll still think about it tomorrow.