"Putting the Brazil into a Brazilian": Woman Notices Beautician Wearing Meta Smart Glasses

Photo by Immo Wegmann on Unsplash. Relevance explained here.

 

A post from Ed Driscoll (at InstaPundit), pointing to a PetaPixel (Matt Growcoot) article:

Ever since the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses arrived on the market, the elephant in the room has always been: what if someone uses them for clandestine recording?

And it struck one New York woman who was attending a Brazilian wax appointment at the [European] Wax Center and noticed midway through proceedings that the beautician was wearing a pair of the glasses that are capable of recording video and still images….

The European Wax Center … tells the Washington Post that the waxer's glasses were "powered off at the time of service." …

I was quite amused by Ed's summary (the "Putting …" part), and thought I'd pass it along.

Comments

[NvEric]

And now, they can be hacked into a global surveillance real-time version of O.B.I.T. ? Cool !

[Frank Drackman]

As Howard Sterns gone all Greta Garbo and his Wife’s put his testicles in a blind trust, I’ll substitute host (at his Sirius rate)

“Hey Now!”
That’s about his only funny bit since he was on WJFK

[Roger S]

Next she will learn that nearly all cell phones can record video, pictures, and audio.

[Social Justice is neither]

Yes, and she'd probably be alarmed if her beautician whipped out said recording device mid session as well. What's your point?