Post #2307157

2026-05-07 17:44 UTC

@TrevfromIreland@mastodon.ie What can you do against these things, aside from filing privacy claims once the damage has been done? Like, is there a device one could carry that would only disable the glasses without harming your own tech?

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@TrevfromIreland@mastodon.ie 2026-05-07 17:53

@mahryekuh@hachyderm.io I am not sure what can be done to disable the glasses or if they can be disabled at all, my guess is if such a device exists that the makers of smart glasses find a way to prevent it working.

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@nf3xn@mastodon.social 2026-05-07 18:40

@mahryekuh@hachyderm.io @TrevfromIreland@mastodon.ie There are no safe active countermeasures. Harmless to humans but destroys cameras does not exist. You can detect when you are being filmed. The only alternatives are regulatory or vigilante. The police should put in the steps on the case that is on the BBC, but not every case unless it is clear cut, and the courts should make an example of him, place him on the sex offenders register. Someone could dox him also - giving others pause. *opens the killmonkey cage*

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