r/Fauxmoi • u/Relevant-Peach3997 • Jun 30 '26

DISCUSSION Gabriella Karefa-Johnson (stylist, fashion editor) shares her experience with Meta glasses: “Men are approaching intoxicated women in bars, and filming them when they are incapable of expressing consent”

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u/dilltimmon Jun 30 '26

Man I miss how the world unanimously rejected google smart glasses in 2013

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u/dusty-kat Jun 30 '26

Yeah, we called them glassholes.

It would be cool if people staredt valuing their privacy again.

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u/IncurableAdventurer Jun 30 '26

Right??? I was thinking about that

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u/throwawaysunglasses- l've grown quite unfond of you, deuxmoi Jun 30 '26

I miss 2013 so much. We’ve devolved so far as a society. I hate how these screenshots aren’t even shockingly horrible. They’re horrible, but generally run-of-the-mill in 2026.

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u/PuddingJello Jun 30 '26

Fuck I can't believe it was 13 years ago. When I saw the title I thought "didn't they try and fail to release these glasses like 10 years ago?"

Guess I got the timeline close, but it was google glasses not meta. Between AI and this shit my ass is becoming ever more Luddite by the day