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This is how I see this pan out:

• Google Glass is released to the public
• The public shows interest in the product, it’s get a lot of press initially, but is mainly adopted by tech interested people (at least the first iteration).
• Then, privacy concerns starts taking off, but Google assures the public that there’s noting to worry about.
• Eventually, someone finds a MAJOR privacy flaw (like, Google tracking you 24/7 without your consent, sending all your live video to their servers, record and store your phone calls without consent etc.)
• Google gets slammed in the press and by regulatory authorities and fined millions and millions of dollars.
• The public finally sees how scummy their practices are and their reputation suffers greatly going forward.

Or maybe that’s just wishful thinking ;)

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What the hell is this crap???

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