Smart glassholes add extortion to their harassment playbook.
Months after reporting on men who approach women in public while wearing Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses or other similar devices, then post their covert recordings to get paid, the BBC has this update highlighted by Gizmodo. “Alice” was in a video viewed over 40,000 times on social media, and when she contacted the operator, they said they would remove it as a “paid service,” bringing back an old strategy with a new, and worse, wearable twist. [Media: https://www.instagram.com/p/DYB7YmXsm-7/]
Months after reporting on men who approach women in public while wearing Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses or other similar devices , then post their covert recordings to get paid, the BBC has this update highlighted by Gizmodo . “Alice” was in a video viewed over 40,000 times on social media, and when she contacted the operator, they said they would remove it as a “paid service,” bringing back an old strategy with a new, and worse, wearable twist .
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