i took this video of a dog taking a swim and i think the footage looks pretty good. here s the same moment captured on my smartphone. i think the smartphone version looks better. lots of people have questions about privacy, and i can see why they ve branded these ray ban stories rather than facebook glasses or insta specs. ultimately, if somebody s inclined to take hidden footage in a changing room, they can do that with a phone already, they don t need to spend $300 on a pair of glasses. but even so, i thought they might be a bit more obvious when recording video, because they do just look like an ordinary pair of ray bans. there is an led that lights up when you re recording, but maybe it s too subtle. my housemate thought it was just a reflection on the glasses. it could have been a red flashing recording light. and in comparison, the snapchat specs were a lot more obvious when recording. so i called facebook s head of ar and vr, andrew bosworth, to ask him about privacy. i mean, i
to facebook or livestreamed. instead, you download eclipse at the end of the day and you post them whatever you like. facebook says one use cases if you have children, and i can see that being useful because you can put your phone away but still capture some nice moments. i took a video of this dog taking a swim and i think the footage looks pretty good. here is the same moment captured on my smartphone. i think the smartphone version looks better. lots of people had questions about privacy, and i can see why they have branded these ray ban stories rather than facebook glasses or insta specs. ultimately if somebody is inclined to take in footage and changing room, they can do that with a phone already, they don t need to spend $300 a pair of glasses. but even so i thought they might be a bit more obvious when recording video, because they do just look like an ordinary pair of ray bans. there is an led that lights up when you are recording, but maybe it is too subtle. my housemate thoug
ultimately, if somebody s inclined to take hidden footage in a changing room, they can do that with a phone already, they don t need to spend $300 on a pair of glasses. but even so, i thought they might be a bit more obvious when recording video, because they do just look like an ordinary pair of ray bans. there is an led that lights up when you re recording, but maybe it s too subtle. my housemate thought it was just a reflection on the glasses. it could have been a red flashing recording light. and in comparison, the snapchat specs were a lot more obvious when recording. so i called facebook s head of ar and vr, andrew bosworth, to ask him about privacy. i mean, i think to some degree we deal with this today. you ve got mobile phones that people have out there that all have cameras on them, and so there is a degree to which our goal was to be, you know, at least more overt than what people are doing today with their phones. so i think there s a lot more opportunities really for bysta