• infeeeee@lemmy.zip
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    4 hours ago

    So you recommend non existent solutions to an existing problem… Or what qr code are you writing about?

    Bluetooth jammers exist, but they can’t stop cameras recording in a glasses. Bluetooth by itself is not the problem with the glasses, it’s just a symptom, I guess they have some internal memory, so if you jam the connection between the glass and the phone you just delay the recording, don’t stop it.

    And you also jam others trying to detect the glasses, so you may be actually helping the bad actor.

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      3 hours ago

      At the minute we’ve only really got the scarf that’s covered in QR codes so big grain of salt on the concept of a medusa QR I was on about, for sure.

      In terms of real alternatives, blasting out the sensors with lasers seems like the only option, with the mild risk of blinding a tech bro so no real loss there/j

      My only actual issue with the program (Other than the innate lack of privacy from having your phone constantly scanning for Bluetooth signals) is that once you know one of these glassholes is in your vicinity, it doesn’t actually do anything to stop them from recording.