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Good. Cuz if I see you recording and I ask you to stop, you get one warning... I won't hesitate to punch you in the face and break those obnoxious glasses on your face if you argue. Hey maybe you'll go viral 😅
And then everyone on the bus claps
And then you go to jail(in most countries).
Most likely a ticket and court appearance.
I'm telling you, Zuck aka Zuck the Cuck is obsessed with watching people. First, Meta buys Oculus in a really odd/weird move for the company, as AR/VR grows slightly popular, mostly niche. The partnership with Rayban shows they're really more so just for data gathering, eavesdropping, spying, invasion of privacy, getting there juicy gossip that isn't posted to social media, intimate moments between 2 people (which could include underage users too), and other likely more sinister purposes I haven't thought of.
Meta is the least likely company to give a shit about any one individual as a person, and it's all about "engagement" and obsession of use of their platform. If someone records me, in a state that's a 2-party consent state for audio/video recording, and they do not comply, I would be swift to take action. Meta doesn't care about laws or policy, they'll push any blame to the users for needing to check with local laws, etc, and find any other scapegoat possible like always. "It's never their fault" duh.
Two party consent states also prohibit civilians from recording police though right? How is that a good thing?
You can record video, but you need consent for audio, or it needs to be posted somewhere for petiole to be aware. Most dash cams or security cameras can omit audio for this reason.
So then this kind of activity is perfectly legal? People in public can expect to be recorded by pervs using any kind of camera?