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justpackingheat1 t1_jdhzz3e wrote

If I'm not mistaken, it was because the things randomly took pictures every 5 seconds or something ridiculous and sent that info to Google so they could "have a more accurate" Google street view or some dumb shit.

Like, yes, THAT'S the world we want to live in. Tech companies need to pull their heads out of their asses

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overitncallinuout t1_jdhwhmu wrote

Well a while back when there were certsin popular web sites for streaming things (pirate), the FCC had begun cracking down...even for downloads that were not for profit. Some would see a letter in the mail threatening court, and I can tell you that there were a number of people (at lwast one that I can remember) who were made an example of. I hope this makes sense. It is something you can research on your own if you would like more information.

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TatankaForever t1_jdhv0oa wrote

Man this is a complicated situation that I don’t definitely don’t completely understand. I’m happy those families are getting the help they need. And I hope they become thriving NYC residents with homes of there own. I think the city could use the labor force. And if it helps prop up the hotels I guess that’s good too. Hopefully they become full residents and add tax dollars. This is going to be a turbulent time in NYC for sure. Between the migrants, lack of office workers commuting everyday and the myriad other changes to NYC, I hope we can all get through this turbulent time out the other side. It may take years, but I think with the right people leading the way we can all get through it! Hopefully we can start converting office buildings to apartments soon. I’m optimistic, but then again I’m in a position that I can leave the city if I need to.

And honestly I haven’t even notice the migrnats around the city but maybe I’m blund

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sonofaresiii t1_jdhuwqt wrote

Yeah man I don't know. I remember a similar thing when they integrated the camera into their macbooks, and all of a sudden macbooks were entirely banned from secure places (like government facilities)

and apple didn't really seem to give a shit. But I think the glasses ban would be way more widespread, since they're always on someone's face.

Maybe they'll market it as more specialty items, rather than always-on items? Like, "Put them on while driving for AR navigation enhancements!" or something

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