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The authorities prepare a possible temporary ban on intelligent lenses in certain public spaces in the fear that they will allow people to be recorded or photographed without their consent. The government-driven measure could reach parks, beaches, museums, shopping centres, schools and public events in a new chapter of the European debate on privacy and devices capable of recording images in a discreet manner.
The authorities prepare a possible temporary ban on intelligent lenses in certain public spaces in the fear that they will allow people to be recorded or photographed without their consent. The government-driven measure could reach parks, beaches, museums, shopping centres, schools and public events in a new chapter of the European debate on privacy and devices capable of recording images in a discreet manner.
