@@cam5816 because there’s no easily visible microphone or ear piece, to a regular person it just looks like he’s loudly talking to himself when he calls someone
@@wszhou You can definitely reprogram SOCs. Did you mean an ASIC? Because you definitely can’t reprogram those. This rayban might actually contain something reprogramable we don’t really know
@@basilisk..doesnt change the fact that they could misuse it, just because an object already exists that is misused doesn't mean you shouldn't try and stop yours from being misused, knives are sharp and pointy but you don't see people going "oh well people could cut themselves on that so I'm just not gonna bother making sure people can't cut themselves on my product"
Exactly. Reminds me of how in Japan phone cameras have to make a clicking sound to prevent people from taking up skirt shots. If anything it should be made more sensitive
@@tin-_-because you already are surrounded by devices that can tecord you secretly. If you wrrent creeped out by phones that can recprd you from 30 feet away, why would this be any worse?
No offense but if someone really wanted to record discreetly they already can. There are already tiny cameras that're impossible to see without inspecting specifically for them.
@@JashMoorpaninope this is the same reason all digital cameras and phones in Asia have to make a shutter noise because when digital cameras came out there was a big uptick in stealthy upskirt shots
If you didn't know about this product and saw someone with glasses on that had a light, would it honestly be your first guess that they're recording you?
@@dzjpdystopia does not mean a future where the world is destroyed. That’s just a genre of books/movie. When someone says something IS dystopia, not in the future not in a scifi, it means that we are living in a place that is bad. Dys(bad)topia(place).
I don’t know how effective that is though. Like legit if creeps are a problem then there are 1. Easy ways to bypass. 2. Really not useful for creeps anyways Honestly it really is very ineffective
You're already being recorded through your phone and by night vision remote controlled gimbaling security cameras wherever you go. Honestly I'd rather be able to record my own footage of everything if everyone else is already recording me.
These would actually be so useful for people in college who learn by sight. They could record themselves doing procedures in labs and just play them back. This would obviously be very helpful in college but I know that in grade schools you can't record or take pictures that might have someone's face/voice in it without their written consent, but as a nursing student this actually is kinda awesome.
@@P-Ian I meant seeing 🤦🏻♀️ that's my bad. If you record what you do, especially with my college nursing classes you can replay procedures to see how (from your point of view) your hands are supposed to move and where things are supposed to be placed.
@@CCVLYT DANG. So better off getting a go pro or something like it. My college offers different items for people who learn differently, including a pen that can record audio for lectures and you can search up a keyword to see when it was used in the lecture. Unfortunately I don't think they have any sort of recording device for in lab use. Professors often record lectures, but if you're trying to study physical movements (like how to wrap a foot for example) you're mostly on your own, and it's kinda tricky to bring in a tripod for a phone to record or something like that.
At what point is it illegal to record other people? In public? Never illegal. In a store? They're recording you all the time. It's never illegal to video record people.
I think the reason why there is a sensor is to prevent privacy invasion of some sort since someone can use the glasses to record in private stuff like conversations or going into a changing room and then recording the people around there so the people would probably or somehow know they are recording with their glasses?
I believe they're using the LED as the sensor when it's turned off, which would mean that it's primarily sensitive to light in the same visible wavelengths being emitted by the LED
Imagine you forgot to remove the tape before recording and in the middle of class everyone just hears "the capture LED is blocked, unblock the front of the glasses to use the camera"
I have one of these and I’ve tested them just to see. If the tape is on there before you start recording, it won’t let you record. If you’re already recording, it won’t stop it, but it also won’t save your recording. I know this to be true elsewhere because I have somewhat longer hair for a guy and it blocks it for like a second and it’s so annoying that the whole recording is gone after that.
@ddddv then how does the light work? Lmfao do the glasses detect vocal confirmation or have you sign a contract. Impedes the actual function either way
That's almost certainly true. That said I think it's also a travesty of a law to require two-party consent. There should, at minimum, be exceptions when there's a reasonable suspicion of criminal activity since the natural implication is that burglars must give consent or else you can't record security footage. It also gets in the way of journalism since no one is going to admit to wrongdoing if they think they're being recorded.
Legalities. Many jurisdictions have laws to require permission from participants to record them. It gets even messier if calling or vid calling in multiple jurisdictions.
Then don't record someone without permission in said jurisdictions? I don't see how these glasses are particularly unique compared to a simple smartphone.
As with most legal things, "it depends". While private property may post signs against recording, and may take steps to enforce that right, public spaces are generally not afforded the same protection. There is no expectation of privacy in public, including many private spaces that are open to the public. Consent is usually only required if the recording is to be used for commercial gain, again assuming a public or publicly-accessible space with no expectation of privacy. There are nuances beyond the scope of a CZcams comment that might apply. I am not an attorney and this is not legal advice; contact a lawyer in your area for any questions or concerns.
The intended purpose is to take photos. The light is to prevent creeps from taking capture ‘opportunistically’ for a lack of better terms… so at least you know when someone is using the camera on these if they’re wearing them. It’s an ethical feature.
@fivefootfive9671 ya I'm not a creep I'm using it to spy on the plug dummy like who the fuck is going to use a camera like this to be a creepo. Also, I can just take out the led. So. Yea.
@@fivefootfive9671without the knowledge of what the feature is for how are you supposed to know that the light means something is recording... Without the context of this video if I saw someone with these on I'd have no idea what the light meant.
@@Symbyll it’s something most people could reasonably intuit considering most cameras have a similar feature. I’m gonna wager that the far majority of the folks in the comments would’ve been able to make that assumption as well, considering how the discourse in these comments is past the lights purpose. The real question is whether or not your camera glasses should indicate to people around you whether you’re taking pictures
Hi Nathan, Im trying to get into tech content and you have been one of the people that inspire me and you are over all such a good role model with your faith in God so i just wanted to say thank you
@@NathanEspinoza oh cool thanks, I used to use CapCut auto captions but they removed the unlimited use. Do you get unlimited auto captions with the free version?
Alternatively, take the thing appart and replace the LED with a normal Diode, maybe a N1007 or something smaller. The circuitry inside would have to be quite complex to sense that. But off course that requires some electronics knowledge and sodering, potentially microsodering skills and equipment
Just remove the wiring from the LED and if it’s detecting the load put a resistor on there that matches the LED? I think. Idk a lot about electrical engineering but I’m confident I could figure it out with CZcams and a few hours.
Jesus fuck. Thank you for this information. I work for one of Luxottica's retailers in Aus and during our mandatory courses for the RB Meta we were told it was tamper proof compared to its first generation. This is good to know that it actually CAN be tampered with.
If you accidentally covered the sensor while you was in the process of recording that wouldn't be good. I think they fixed that they would have to do it if you covered for like more than 10 second it prompts you saying uncover the sensor. Great presentation Nathan!❤
is it just me or is anyone else extremely creeped out by people who use these glasses … like why do you need to record so …. secretively in public? just super odd and predatory tbh
I remember an old commercial about this in the Philippines. A guy is trying to pirate a movie using a camera. The security caught him and took his camera, but then he wore glasses and the security notices it has a camera, then he grabs the man's pen noticing it also has a camera. It's a funny commercial before the start of movies in cinema
A little soldering and Viola! Led lights are basically a resistor that emits light. Replace with a resistor to match the V/Amps. Hacked like a cheap Mini Arcade.
Should this be fixed?
Yes
Yes sir
Yes
Yes
Yeah
nathan is going to become a side character in marvel bc of the spy stuff and random cool gadget he owns-
Wdym
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yeah the blue ribbon 🎗️ guy lol i got you 😂
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Did he even watch the vigeo
Try reflective tape so the sensor still detects light.
I mean, it works the way he showed, honestly needing a roll of black tape just to hide the recording isn't that bad of a trade off
Just remove the led@@bunkeroregano9492
I don’t think it’s a light detector. It’s a proximity sensor so reflection is also detected
Just paint the rim around the camera side a bright white/silver. May not work at night but won't draw as much attention during the day.
@@MrNicePotato Many proximity sensors are infrared light detectors of various complexities, though some fancy ones are ultrasonic.
In your next lesson of being a super spy You’ll learn the importance of scissors and electrical tape
That's the first lesson, including duct tapes uses.
Or a thumbtack and a drop of silicone
what about the clicky ball pen with the grenade in it? when does that lesson begin?
The answer is still yes it not allowed to record if its tape😅 but you need restart recording 😂
what tf r u bickering about?
My dad uses these all the time and whenever he takes a phone call he looks like an insane person 😂
Why?
@@cam5816 because there’s no easily visible microphone or ear piece, to a regular person it just looks like he’s loudly talking to himself when he calls someone
Didn’t they….just come out?
@@GrandEWNno
@@GrandEWNyeah they just came out… 3 years ago lol
Looks like I won’t be recording my evil Math teacher 😢
This is on the 2s only if you get some first gens it’s cool as they don’t have the light
Modify it
@@xdyt2007how?
@@JonasFischerHansen there are ways to modify it like hacking the sensor
Wdym just start recording and the cover the led
OR just disassemble the whole assembly and remove the sensor
(more work, but still, its an option)
That could do the trick tho
Or maybe the LED?
@@orrknaan5459 lol truee
@orrknaan545O Otherwise it would still say it's blocked
Yeah, just off the led and let the sensor live because the glasses might get bricked if it doesn't get any data from the sensor.
You can disassemble the glasses, remove led, but not sensor.
You can just remove both, or even reprogram the whole system.
@@Dj_masterphoenixWhy go for the random money on the ground, if you can go for the whole bank?
Why do i feel like this was a response to a comment lol
@@Dj_masterphoenixyou cant reprogram a SOC lmao
@@wszhou You can definitely reprogram SOCs. Did you mean an ASIC? Because you definitely can’t reprogram those.
This rayban might actually contain something reprogramable we don’t really know
“Chat clip that” ahh glasses
that's evil imagine how stalkers could misuse that
Like they dont use other small cameras already 🤷♂️
@basilisk.. bro what.. how does that justify anything?
@@basilisk..doesnt change the fact that they could misuse it, just because an object already exists that is misused doesn't mean you shouldn't try and stop yours from being misused, knives are sharp and pointy but you don't see people going "oh well people could cut themselves on that so I'm just not gonna bother making sure people can't cut themselves on my product"
Why would stalkers record their own crime
@@garvindean6443 theres a man who used a phone attached to a selfie stick to peek through a womans blinds, iirc she was murdered later.
Im pretty sure that feature is on there so people know theyre being recorded. Lots of opportunity for trashy/creepy stuff
I think it's a legal requirement in the EU.
I bet its more of a pocket detector so it does not get clicked randomly when stored.
Also being recorded without consent is for example illegal in some countries
Exactly. Reminds me of how in Japan phone cameras have to make a clicking sound to prevent people from taking up skirt shots. If anything it should be made more sensitive
Someone would fs wear this shitt into a strip club 😂😂😂😂😂
That’s legit kinda creepy
why aren't more ppl saying this
Thank you
Legit. This should be taken way more seriously...
Really isn't any creepier than literally any other device with a camera
@@tin-_-because you already are surrounded by devices that can tecord you secretly. If you wrrent creeped out by phones that can recprd you from 30 feet away, why would this be any worse?
WE CASING THE JEWEL STORE WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
💀💀💀
Imagine getting touched by a monkey
we going sneaky or loud?
Hell yeah gta 5 reference
this comment made me remeber to check if notoriety is back. thanks.
I figured Creeps would find a way to bypass that...
No offense but if someone really wanted to record discreetly they already can. There are already tiny cameras that're impossible to see without inspecting specifically for them.
@@totallynotpaul6211 it really depends on the person just like the dark web it can be used for good and for bad
they could desolder the led
nobody wants to record you believe that
DAMN@@FeRoOOo71
The light being on prevents creeps and other bad people from recording people without their consent, it's good that it's there.
Gonna go to the girls locker room
Lmao no it isn't if u pay for it you have the right to block whatever you want
@@JashMoorpanithis is like saying that just because you paid for a camera you have the right to bring it into the bathroom
@@JashMoorpaninope this is the same reason all digital cameras and phones in Asia have to make a shutter noise because when digital cameras came out there was a big uptick in stealthy upskirt shots
You don't need consent to record people in spaces accessible to the public.
"How to spy on your neighbors without getting caught"
Full on James Bond mode
Bro really said: ☝️🤓
Haha that's pretty good.
Where did he say that?
☝️🤓 ( * ) "bottom out in me brother!"
@@mrdrprof99 "bazinga!🤓☝️"
And you said ☝🏻🤡
Theres a reason why its a recording indicator, so creeps dont record people without people knowing..
If you didn't know about this product and saw someone with glasses on that had a light, would it honestly be your first guess that they're recording you?
this is so dystopian
These have existed since the 2000s
This is more on the cool side of new tech, imo. Apple Vision is more so dystopian
a camera on glasses wow thats a really dystopian future dude i doubt human beings will even survive much longer after this
@@dzjp
You wanna be on camera at all times? Move to London. Most surveillance in the hemisphere if not the world.
@@dzjpdystopia does not mean a future where the world is destroyed. That’s just a genre of books/movie. When someone says something IS dystopia, not in the future not in a scifi, it means that we are living in a place that is bad. Dys(bad)topia(place).
It’s almost like it’s meant to protect the privacy of people who don’t consent to being filmed without their knowledge 😮
I don’t know how effective that is though. Like legit if creeps are a problem then there are
1. Easy ways to bypass.
2. Really not useful for creeps anyways
Honestly it really is very ineffective
@@Dr.J42not useful to a creep... what? come on.. lets be real, it would totally be useful for a creep
When you are in public you gave up that right look it up.
@@lucashexen not in my country, not everyone is from America friend
@@lucashexendo you think the glasses can't record in private?
New fear unlocked: somebody secretly making videos about me with their glasses.
I don’t understand the point of the glasses when people know ur recording them, u could just use ur phone to record them.
You're already being recorded through your phone and by night vision remote controlled gimbaling security cameras wherever you go. Honestly I'd rather be able to record my own footage of everything if everyone else is already recording me.
Ah yes, committing crimes...
What crime?
not crimes, just being a pos
@@sethlee4739 its illegal, all camera devices are required by law to have a light
These would actually be so useful for people in college who learn by sight. They could record themselves doing procedures in labs and just play them back. This would obviously be very helpful in college but I know that in grade schools you can't record or take pictures that might have someone's face/voice in it without their written consent, but as a nursing student this actually is kinda awesome.
If you learn by hearing, just record the audio with your phone, why do you need the glasses with the camera for that?
@@P-Ian I meant seeing 🤦🏻♀️ that's my bad. If you record what you do, especially with my college nursing classes you can replay procedures to see how (from your point of view) your hands are supposed to move and where things are supposed to be placed.
These ray ban cameras are trash. You can only record for 59 seconds at a time before they stop... By design. Yeah
@@CCVLYT DANG. So better off getting a go pro or something like it. My college offers different items for people who learn differently, including a pen that can record audio for lectures and you can search up a keyword to see when it was used in the lecture. Unfortunately I don't think they have any sort of recording device for in lab use. Professors often record lectures, but if you're trying to study physical movements (like how to wrap a foot for example) you're mostly on your own, and it's kinda tricky to bring in a tripod for a phone to record or something like that.
@@firestrike9572 absolutely, go pro or similar knock off brand with a chest strap or head mount, battery should last a lot longer too.
Even if you’d turn that LED off, it’s still hard to ignore that you’re staring at a lens…
Nah dude they aren't lens ( btw I think he means virtual lens like the ones on vr)
of course you are that's what glasses are
Are you stupid
*glasses*
@@trashmann1081 Brilliant observation. And a masterclass in missing the context 👍
We turning into Tony stark with this one 🗣️🔥🔥💯💯
The point of the recording indicator is to prevent illegal recording of other people, it is not a bug that needs to be fixed
At what point is it illegal to record other people? In public? Never illegal. In a store? They're recording you all the time. It's never illegal to video record people.
No expectation of privacy in the public domain
@@Mr.NiceGuy80yeah it's a very stupid argument.
Not a bug.
Needs to be fixed.
@@Mr.NiceGuy80what about in “public” restrooms, or swimming pools with lots of little kids, I think you can take the idea from there. It’s creepy.
I think the reason why there is a sensor is to prevent privacy invasion of some sort since someone can use the glasses to record in private stuff like conversations or going into a changing room and then recording the people around there so the people would probably or somehow know they are recording with their glasses?
nah really?
Could also be used in dark rooms to light up the room or give a better picture
Yes but then it invades my own privacy by telling everyone that I'm recording which I'm not required to in any places without expextation of privacy
@@Peirzr that too ig which adds to the importance of the led
@@H0ttabych Your also telling everyone your recording if your holding a phone or camera too not just the glasses which is less obvious
Try covering it with the negatives from exposed film. Should block all visible light but not infrared so it may think it's unblocked.
I believe they're using the LED as the sensor when it's turned off, which would mean that it's primarily sensitive to light in the same visible wavelengths being emitted by the LED
Negatives are still translucent… light will still show through.
Imagine you forgot to remove the tape before recording and in the middle of class everyone just hears "the capture LED is blocked, unblock the front of the glasses to use the camera"
Those are creepy AF.
It breaks the privacy laws in various countries. Having the LED on there allows them to sell in more counties.
I have one of these and I’ve tested them just to see. If the tape is on there before you start recording, it won’t let you record. If you’re already recording, it won’t stop it, but it also won’t save your recording. I know this to be true elsewhere because I have somewhat longer hair for a guy and it blocks it for like a second and it’s so annoying that the whole recording is gone after that.
Wow this is bad design of them…
Hm, must be a new update.
@@CyberMewit's actually not lol, maybe they're designed to record with others' consent
@@ddddvwho said he's recording other people without their consent? Erasing a recording because a sensor was momentarily blocked is bad design
@ddddv then how does the light work? Lmfao do the glasses detect vocal confirmation or have you sign a contract. Impedes the actual function either way
Not a lawyer, but I’ve heard that some states have two-party consent laws, so doing this might actually be a small crime
That's almost certainly true. That said I think it's also a travesty of a law to require two-party consent. There should, at minimum, be exceptions when there's a reasonable suspicion of criminal activity since the natural implication is that burglars must give consent or else you can't record security footage. It also gets in the way of journalism since no one is going to admit to wrongdoing if they think they're being recorded.
Not if you're in public. No expectation of privacy in public.
@@nothing4mepls973Damn bro, you’re really defensive, sounds like you got caught peeping
@@majesticeagle5461 I want people to know their constitutional rights. 🇺🇸
What about people recording you with their phone. How is this any different?
So when's the court date, my privacy-invading friend?
Not illegal & every company especially Meta (Facebook) banks on selling your info try being smarter next time bubba
If you're in public your "privacy" is irrelevant.
@@stellakardas9277No
So these are the reason my LSAT proctors wanted to exam my prescription glasses lmao
Hi in a huge fan! Keep up with the amazing content 😀
Legalities. Many jurisdictions have laws to require permission from participants to record them. It gets even messier if calling or vid calling in multiple jurisdictions.
Then don't record someone without permission in said jurisdictions? I don't see how these glasses are particularly unique compared to a simple smartphone.
As with most legal things, "it depends".
While private property may post signs against recording, and may take steps to enforce that right, public spaces are generally not afforded the same protection. There is no expectation of privacy in public, including many private spaces that are open to the public.
Consent is usually only required if the recording is to be used for commercial gain, again assuming a public or publicly-accessible space with no expectation of privacy.
There are nuances beyond the scope of a CZcams comment that might apply. I am not an attorney and this is not legal advice; contact a lawyer in your area for any questions or concerns.
Bro’s helping out the creeps🤦♂️
That's like the glasses the Kingsman uses.
Was looking for this comment
A walking privacy violation
This is why Speedrun shorts exist
That's why the software industry needs testers
as someone who wears glasses il never trust anyone with glasses ever again
... even yourself?
That's a real privacy concern.
Edit: Gotta love how most responses are to @Respawnz instead of the actual comment
No
@@Anthony0855yes
@@Respawnz who says that it'll only be used in public
@@Respawnzwoman goes into women’s changing room wearing these, sells private footage of naked women online. This doesn’t seem cool
@@Respawnzanybody who goes out of their way to cover a recording indicator on their camera glasses is up to shenanigans and also no good
Now let's not get this short on to the wrong hands
bro imagine a company that doesn't let you use their products for its intended purpose
The intended purpose is to take photos. The light is to prevent creeps from taking capture ‘opportunistically’ for a lack of better terms… so at least you know when someone is using the camera on these if they’re wearing them. It’s an ethical feature.
@fivefootfive9671 ya I'm not a creep I'm using it to spy on the plug dummy like who the fuck is going to use a camera like this to be a creepo. Also, I can just take out the led. So. Yea.
What's the intended purpose, you creep.
@@fivefootfive9671without the knowledge of what the feature is for how are you supposed to know that the light means something is recording...
Without the context of this video if I saw someone with these on I'd have no idea what the light meant.
@@Symbyll it’s something most people could reasonably intuit considering most cameras have a similar feature.
I’m gonna wager that the far majority of the folks in the comments would’ve been able to make that assumption as well, considering how the discourse in these comments is past the lights purpose. The real question is whether or not your camera glasses should indicate to people around you whether you’re taking pictures
We all know that one person whose dreams have been crushed by this
You can also use a hot needle to melt into the led and disable it
Hi Nathan, Im trying to get into tech content and you have been one of the people that inspire me and you are over all such a good role model with your faith in God so i just wanted to say thank you
What an awesome comment! Amen brother! ✝️🙏♥️
Thanks friend now ppl will have even more ways to record random ppl without their knowledge. Really great job 😀 👍🏾
Developers: It's a feature, not a bug, works as designed.
How do you make your captions on your vids? are they auto captions from somewhere or do you do them manually?
Davinci Resolve has auto captions and then I use a tool called Snap Captions to convert them to any style I want.
@@NathanEspinoza oh cool thanks, I used to use CapCut auto captions but they removed the unlimited use. Do you get unlimited auto captions with the free version?
He looks like that kid from the first VHS movie that was trying to discreetly record corn with his buddies 💀
Sooo that’s gonna be potentially illegal in many states.
They wont fix it, they were forced to implement it regarding privacy matter
Alternatively, take the thing appart and replace the LED with a normal Diode, maybe a N1007 or something smaller. The circuitry inside would have to be quite complex to sense that. But off course that requires some electronics knowledge and sodering, potentially microsodering skills and equipment
Dude you look so good in the glasses
These "glasses" should be outlawed
Just remove the wiring from the LED and if it’s detecting the load put a resistor on there that matches the LED? I think. Idk a lot about electrical engineering but I’m confident I could figure it out with CZcams and a few hours.
I doubt it's load gated, but even if it is, it's so easily bypassed. It's a silly "security" feature.
replace it with an IR-led...
So excited by technology, you fail to see how it will be used against you.
They require the light to be there on purpose to record so that people don't record other people without their knowledge.
Man. I just realized how quick these shorts could be if people cared more about getting to the point. They’ve bought my time without me knowing.
Jesus fuck. Thank you for this information. I work for one of Luxottica's retailers in Aus and during our mandatory courses for the RB Meta we were told it was tamper proof compared to its first generation. This is good to know that it actually CAN be tampered with.
I suggest that it should stay that way since we ain't know someone who freaky enough to stalk or record people without their consent
Because they can't already do that with a phone.
If you accidentally covered the sensor while you was in the process of recording that wouldn't be good. I think they fixed that they would have to do it if you covered for like more than 10 second it prompts you saying uncover the sensor. Great presentation Nathan!❤
Of course they'd integrate a feature that'd make them useless as spy glasses.
That should definitely be changed cannot tell you how much I’d love to covertly record the meetings I have had with managers
just break the LED...
Why not just sharpie it in
Lol
Thanks for the tip now I can record all my classes
Update on tesla?
Thanks for the tip!!! I was planning on stalking someone later today and this video really helped 😀👍
Mark realizing that could’ve been prevented with a while loop
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I love how people pretend like they aren’t filmed 24/7 in public.. they only care about what they can see, not what they know is already happening
This is the most nerd looking glasses i ever seen 😭
Ok “headshot gamers” 💀
is it just me or is anyone else extremely creeped out by people who use these glasses … like why do you need to record so …. secretively in public? just super odd and predatory tbh
You could open it up, tale the light out, and short out the light sensor so it thinks it sees light, that would he hard and pointless though
Bro's glasses have better recording quality than my camera 💀💀
That's actually a really cool idea from the company
I remember an old commercial about this in the Philippines.
A guy is trying to pirate a movie using a camera. The security caught him and took his camera, but then he wore glasses and the security notices it has a camera, then he grabs the man's pen noticing it also has a camera.
It's a funny commercial before the start of movies in cinema
it’s to prevent creepers id imagine
I have gen one and you can cover the led no problem, good to know the other versions won't let you.
Switch white LED for an IR LED, on the internal board
Every filipino who lives in canada that i know has this and they say it is very useful and fun to use
You can take the LED out and replace it with a diode
This vid has me feeling like we're all gonna be secret agents soon 😂👀. Love the creativity, but seriously, can they just make it work properly? 😅
Bro accidentally found a loophole 💀
Letting meta literally see what you see is wild
And now there is any engineer working on that jira ticket
You can put a mini mirror in front of it in a small casing that points upwards (45° angle) so it will think it's not blocked and harder to notice. 🤔
I would love these but also feel like it would be creepy lol 😂
I'm glad at the very least they did something to force avoid secret recordings.
Crazy to make recording glasses and then include the opposite "feature" to expose it for the victim.
When you’re saying out of pocket stuff with homie and you notice that he’s wearing one of these
It's stupid that they don't allow you to record if you have the LED light recording indicator blocked.
that is like putting a small gate with an "entrance prohibited" sign in front of the path while people can still just walk beside it and get through
A little soldering and Viola! Led lights are basically a resistor that emits light. Replace with a resistor to match the V/Amps. Hacked like a cheap Mini Arcade.
Try either reflective tape, or maybe a strip of the material from inside a Floppy-Disk
If you take it apart there is probably something you could do to block it and have the glassed not know it.