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People don’t always realize when they’re being filmed, and this can lead to various implications. With Ray-Ban smart glasses and other wearable smart cameras becoming more common in our daily lives, recording strangers in public has never been easier than it is today. This video explores why filming people without their knowledge might be legal in certain situations, but still feels ethically questionable and potentially problematic. I break down a now-deleted clip involving smart glasses, public recording, and the important topic of consent, and discuss why a seemingly normal interaction was turned into online content that was shared with a larger audience. Even when nothing “wrong” happens during the recording, the use of wearable camera technology can remove choice from the individuals being filmed and create narratives that people never agreed to be part of, leading to unintended consequences. This isn’t a legal argument; rather, it’s a thoughtful conversation about privacy, ethics, and how rapidly technology is changing everyday interactions in our lives. As smart glasses, POV cameras, and hidden recording devices become more normalized and integrated into society, it raises important questions about consent, personal boundaries, and the responsibility of those who are recording. What do you think? Is filming strangers in public with smart glasses acceptable, or does it cross a line that should not be crossed? I’d love to hear your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Support the channel by liking the video and subscribing to get more engaging content on important discussions like this. Thank you for taking the time to watch! #SmartGlasses #Privacy #TechnologyEthics #HiddenCamera #PublicRecording