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Smart glasses are making it harder to tell when you’re being filmed. Recent viral clips involving alleged voyeurism and stalking using such devices have put con…
Smart glasses are making it harder to tell when you’re being filmed. Recent viral clips involving alleged voyeurism and stalking using such devices have put concerns about privacy and filming without consent in the spotlight.
So where are the legal boundaries when it comes to filming someone in public? Lawyers tell CNA what could cross the line — and what you can do if you think you’re being targeted.
#singapore #sgnews #smartglasses
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@@SuperModerngrannyImported1mo ago
Before AI glasses, cam pen, pendant, badge, hat and caps already exist. We just need to be vigilant and beware of stalkers and voyeurs.
@@DinNeo-b4sImported1mo ago
This new technology will invade people's privacy and private places. Many won't know if the person is using this new hidden camera. Eg. Immigration, inside museums where cameras are not allowed, live theatres, securities check areas and so on... So in Singapore allowed?
@@Mars-nr3mbImported1mo ago
If you don't like being filmed, there are only three ways: 1. move abroad; 2. wear a mask whenever you go outside; 3. making lot of money to buy landed property and car.
@@alfriesmacdonalds5879Imported1mo ago
Yes they can film u in public
@@wymanspace4173Imported1mo ago
What’s the use of noting down the time, location and description of the person?
Smart glasses are making it harder to tell when you’re being filmed. Recent viral clips involving alleged voyeurism and stalking using such devices have put concerns about privacy and filming without consent in the spotlight.
So where are the legal boundaries when it comes to filming someone in public? Lawyers tell CNA what could cross the line — and what you can do if you think you’re being targeted.
#singapore #sgnews #smartglasses
Read more: https://cna.asia/4y9AOLf
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Get our editors' picks of stories via chat apps:
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