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  1. RE: techhub.social/@Techmeme/11727

    I have not really paid attention to #SmartGlasses beyond those of Meta, so this was useful to understand what HTC is doing…

  2. RE: techhub.social/@Techmeme/11727

    I have not really paid attention to #SmartGlasses beyond those of Meta, so this was useful to understand what HTC is doing…

  3. RE: techhub.social/@Techmeme/11727

    I have not really paid attention to #SmartGlasses beyond those of Meta, so this was useful to understand what HTC is doing…

  4. RE: techhub.social/@Techmeme/11727

    I have not really paid attention to #SmartGlasses beyond those of Meta, so this was useful to understand what HTC is doing…

  5. RE: techhub.social/@Techmeme/11727

    I have not really paid attention to #SmartGlasses beyond those of Meta, so this was useful to understand what HTC is doing…

  6. Echt jetzt? Schon wieder Dienstag? Dann also nichts wie los mit dem #DNIPBriefing!

    1️⃣ Knapp die Hälfte des heutigen Briefings dreht sich um #Überwachung, das letzte Woche allgegenwärtiges Thema war:
    ➡️ Staatliche Überwachung nach 9/11
    ➡️ Hamburgs Datenschutzbeauftragter erklärt #SmartGlasses als in der Öffentlichkeit nur selten zulässig
    ➡️ Auch Apple versucht sich nach Microsoft und OpenAI in "Recall"

    dnip.ch/2026/09/15/dnip-briefi

  7. Echt jetzt? Schon wieder Dienstag? Dann also nichts wie los mit dem #DNIPBriefing!

    1️⃣ Knapp die Hälfte des heutigen Briefings dreht sich um #Überwachung, das letzte Woche allgegenwärtiges Thema war:
    ➡️ Staatliche Überwachung nach 9/11
    ➡️ Hamburgs Datenschutzbeauftragter erklärt #SmartGlasses als in der Öffentlichkeit nur selten zulässig
    ➡️ Auch Apple versucht sich nach Microsoft und OpenAI in "Recall"

    dnip.ch/2026/09/15/dnip-briefi

  8. Echt jetzt? Schon wieder Dienstag? Dann also nichts wie los mit dem #DNIPBriefing!

    1️⃣ Knapp die Hälfte des heutigen Briefings dreht sich um #Überwachung, das letzte Woche allgegenwärtiges Thema war:
    ➡️ Staatliche Überwachung nach 9/11
    ➡️ Hamburgs Datenschutzbeauftragter erklärt #SmartGlasses als in der Öffentlichkeit nur selten zulässig
    ➡️ Auch Apple versucht sich nach Microsoft und OpenAI in "Recall"

    dnip.ch/2026/09/15/dnip-briefi

  9. Echt jetzt? Schon wieder Dienstag? Dann also nichts wie los mit dem #DNIPBriefing!

    1️⃣ Knapp die Hälfte des heutigen Briefings dreht sich um #Überwachung, das letzte Woche allgegenwärtiges Thema war:
    ➡️ Staatliche Überwachung nach 9/11
    ➡️ Hamburgs Datenschutzbeauftragter erklärt #SmartGlasses als in der Öffentlichkeit nur selten zulässig
    ➡️ Auch Apple versucht sich nach Microsoft und OpenAI in "Recall"

    dnip.ch/2026/09/15/dnip-briefi

  10. Echt jetzt? Schon wieder Dienstag? Dann also nichts wie los mit dem #DNIPBriefing!

    1️⃣ Knapp die Hälfte des heutigen Briefings dreht sich um #Überwachung, das letzte Woche allgegenwärtiges Thema war:
    ➡️ Staatliche Überwachung nach 9/11
    ➡️ Hamburgs Datenschutzbeauftragter erklärt #SmartGlasses als in der Öffentlichkeit nur selten zulässig
    ➡️ Auch Apple versucht sich nach Microsoft und OpenAI in "Recall"

    dnip.ch/2026/09/15/dnip-briefi

  11. Bei aller berechtigten Empörung über Brillen-Spanner und übergriffige Tech-Konzerne bitte IMMER die Belange von sehbehinderten Menschen anhören und mitbedenken.

    digitalrechte.de/news/ki-brill

    Nachdem das geklärt ist: Es läuft derzeit eine interessante Petition.

    weact.campact.de/petitions/wir

    #Petition #SmartGlasses

  12. @rebootpolitics - Plenum ist wichtig für die Definition

    Kaum ist der kalendarischer Herbstanfang da, senden wir aus dem Krankenstand. Deshalb umfasst die neue Folge ein paar weniger Themen als, gewohnt.

    Wir sprechen über die geplante Ausweitung der digitalen Alterskontrollen, Keep Android Open, Jens Spahn im Haushaltsausschuss, die Repressioen gegen das Technikkollektiv Autistici/Inventati, Trumps „Anti-Antifa-Konferenz“ und Norwegens Positionierung gegen die Überwachungsbrillen.

    Die Folge wurde am 13. September 2026 aufgenommen.

    Webseite der Episode: podcasts.homes/@rebootpolitics

    Mediendatei: podcasts.homes/audio/@rebootpo

    #Podcast #RebootPolitics #Alterssperren #Alterskontrollen #KeepAndroidOpen #JensSpahn #Spahn #Autistici #Antifa #Trump #Überwachungsbrille #Überwachungsbrillen #SmartGlasses

  13. @rebootpolitics - Plenum ist wichtig für die Definition

    Kaum ist der kalendarischer Herbstanfang da, senden wir aus dem Krankenstand. Deshalb umfasst die neue Folge ein paar weniger Themen als, gewohnt.

    Wir sprechen über die geplante Ausweitung der digitalen Alterskontrollen, Keep Android Open, Jens Spahn im Haushaltsausschuss, die Repressioen gegen das Technikkollektiv Autistici/Inventati, Trumps „Anti-Antifa-Konferenz“ und Norwegens Positionierung gegen die Überwachungsbrillen.

    Die Folge wurde am 13. September 2026 aufgenommen.

    Webseite der Episode: podcasts.homes/@rebootpolitics

    Mediendatei: podcasts.homes/audio/@rebootpo

    #Podcast #RebootPolitics #Alterssperren #Alterskontrollen #KeepAndroidOpen #JensSpahn #Spahn #Autistici #Antifa #Trump #Überwachungsbrille #Überwachungsbrillen #SmartGlasses

  14. @rebootpolitics - Plenum ist wichtig für die Definition

    Kaum ist der kalendarischer Herbstanfang da, senden wir aus dem Krankenstand. Deshalb umfasst die neue Folge ein paar weniger Themen als, gewohnt.

    Wir sprechen über die geplante Ausweitung der digitalen Alterskontrollen, Keep Android Open, Jens Spahn im Haushaltsausschuss, die Repressioen gegen das Technikkollektiv Autistici/Inventati, Trumps „Anti-Antifa-Konferenz“ und Norwegens Positionierung gegen die Überwachungsbrillen.

    Die Folge wurde am 13. September 2026 aufgenommen.

    Webseite der Episode: podcasts.homes/@rebootpolitics

    Mediendatei: podcasts.homes/audio/@rebootpo

    #Podcast #RebootPolitics #Alterssperren #Alterskontrollen #KeepAndroidOpen #JensSpahn #Spahn #Autistici #Antifa #Trump #Überwachungsbrille #Überwachungsbrillen #SmartGlasses

  15. @rebootpolitics - Plenum ist wichtig für die Definition

    Kaum ist der kalendarischer Herbstanfang da, senden wir aus dem Krankenstand. Deshalb umfasst die neue Folge ein paar weniger Themen als, gewohnt.

    Wir sprechen über die geplante Ausweitung der digitalen Alterskontrollen, Keep Android Open, Jens Spahn im Haushaltsausschuss, die Repressioen gegen das Technikkollektiv Autistici/Inventati, Trumps „Anti-Antifa-Konferenz“ und Norwegens Positionierung gegen die Überwachungsbrillen.

    Die Folge wurde am 13. September 2026 aufgenommen.

    Webseite der Episode: podcasts.homes/@rebootpolitics

    Mediendatei: podcasts.homes/audio/@rebootpo

    #Podcast #RebootPolitics #Alterssperren #Alterskontrollen #KeepAndroidOpen #JensSpahn #Spahn #Autistici #Antifa #Trump #Überwachungsbrille #Überwachungsbrillen #SmartGlasses

  16. @rebootpolitics - Plenum ist wichtig für die Definition

    Kaum ist der kalendarischer Herbstanfang da, senden wir aus dem Krankenstand. Deshalb umfasst die neue Folge ein paar weniger Themen als, gewohnt.

    Wir sprechen über die geplante Ausweitung der digitalen Alterskontrollen, Keep Android Open, Jens Spahn im Haushaltsausschuss, die Repressioen gegen das Technikkollektiv Autistici/Inventati, Trumps „Anti-Antifa-Konferenz“ und Norwegens Positionierung gegen die Überwachungsbrillen.

    Die Folge wurde am 13. September 2026 aufgenommen.

    Webseite der Episode: podcasts.homes/@rebootpolitics

    Mediendatei: podcasts.homes/audio/@rebootpo

    #Podcast #RebootPolitics #Alterssperren #Alterskontrollen #KeepAndroidOpen #JensSpahn #Spahn #Autistici #Antifa #Trump #Überwachungsbrille #Überwachungsbrillen #SmartGlasses

  17. Eine Sonnenbrille, die aussieht wie der Wayfarer-Klassiker aus den 1950ern – und heimlich Kamera, fünf Mikrofonsysteme und einen KI-Assistenten mitbringt. Genau das ist aus Sicht des Hamburgischen Datenschutzbeauftragten das Problem. 🕶️

    Zum Artikel: heise.de/-11451607?wt_mc=sm.re

    #datenschutz #dsgvo #smartglasses #rayban #meta

  18. Eine Sonnenbrille, die aussieht wie der Wayfarer-Klassiker aus den 1950ern – und heimlich Kamera, fünf Mikrofonsysteme und einen KI-Assistenten mitbringt. Genau das ist aus Sicht des Hamburgischen Datenschutzbeauftragten das Problem. 🕶️

    Zum Artikel: heise.de/-11451607?wt_mc=sm.re

    #datenschutz #dsgvo #smartglasses #rayban #meta

  19. Eine Sonnenbrille, die aussieht wie der Wayfarer-Klassiker aus den 1950ern – und heimlich Kamera, fünf Mikrofonsysteme und einen KI-Assistenten mitbringt. Genau das ist aus Sicht des Hamburgischen Datenschutzbeauftragten das Problem. 🕶️

    Zum Artikel: heise.de/-11451607?wt_mc=sm.re

    #datenschutz #dsgvo #smartglasses #rayban #meta

  20. Eine Sonnenbrille, die aussieht wie der Wayfarer-Klassiker aus den 1950ern – und heimlich Kamera, fünf Mikrofonsysteme und einen KI-Assistenten mitbringt. Genau das ist aus Sicht des Hamburgischen Datenschutzbeauftragten das Problem. 🕶️

    Zum Artikel: heise.de/-11451607?wt_mc=sm.re

    #datenschutz #dsgvo #smartglasses #rayban #meta

  21. Eine Sonnenbrille, die aussieht wie der Wayfarer-Klassiker aus den 1950ern – und heimlich Kamera, fünf Mikrofonsysteme und einen KI-Assistenten mitbringt. Genau das ist aus Sicht des Hamburgischen Datenschutzbeauftragten das Problem. 🕶️

    Zum Artikel: heise.de/-11451607?wt_mc=sm.re

    #datenschutz #dsgvo #smartglasses #rayban #meta

  22. Heute in der #DatenschutzWoche:

    ♟️Die @dsk traf sich zur 4. Strategieklausur. Themen waren u. a. ihre strategische Ausrichtung und die Bedeutung des #Datenschutzes in der digitalen Transformation.

    👓Der @HmbBfDI legt Abschlussbericht zur technischen und datenschutzrechtlichen Untersuchung der „Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses“ vor.

    Plus: Internationales und Neues von Behörden und Gerichten: sds-links.de/DSW241

    Immer montags, auch per E-Mail: sds-links.de/Anmeldung-Datensc

    #TeamDatenschutz #SmartGlasses

  23. Heute in der #DatenschutzWoche:

    ♟️Die @dsk traf sich zur 4. Strategieklausur. Themen waren u. a. ihre strategische Ausrichtung und die Bedeutung des #Datenschutzes in der digitalen Transformation.

    👓Der @HmbBfDI legt Abschlussbericht zur technischen und datenschutzrechtlichen Untersuchung der „Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses“ vor.

    Plus: Internationales und Neues von Behörden und Gerichten: sds-links.de/DSW241

    Immer montags, auch per E-Mail: sds-links.de/Anmeldung-Datensc

    #TeamDatenschutz #SmartGlasses

  24. Heute in der #DatenschutzWoche:

    ♟️Die @dsk traf sich zur 4. Strategieklausur. Themen waren u. a. ihre strategische Ausrichtung und die Bedeutung des #Datenschutzes in der digitalen Transformation.

    👓Der @HmbBfDI legt Abschlussbericht zur technischen und datenschutzrechtlichen Untersuchung der „Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses“ vor.

    Plus: Internationales und Neues von Behörden und Gerichten: sds-links.de/DSW241

    Immer montags, auch per E-Mail: sds-links.de/Anmeldung-Datensc

    #TeamDatenschutz #SmartGlasses

  25. Heute in der #DatenschutzWoche:

    ♟️Die @dsk traf sich zur 4. Strategieklausur. Themen waren u. a. ihre strategische Ausrichtung und die Bedeutung des #Datenschutzes in der digitalen Transformation.

    👓Der @HmbBfDI legt Abschlussbericht zur technischen und datenschutzrechtlichen Untersuchung der „Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses“ vor.

    Plus: Internationales und Neues von Behörden und Gerichten: sds-links.de/DSW241

    Immer montags, auch per E-Mail: sds-links.de/Anmeldung-Datensc

    #TeamDatenschutz #SmartGlasses

  26. Heute in der #DatenschutzWoche:

    ♟️Die @dsk traf sich zur 4. Strategieklausur. Themen waren u. a. ihre strategische Ausrichtung und die Bedeutung des #Datenschutzes in der digitalen Transformation.

    👓Der @HmbBfDI legt Abschlussbericht zur technischen und datenschutzrechtlichen Untersuchung der „Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses“ vor.

    Plus: Internationales und Neues von Behörden und Gerichten: sds-links.de/DSW241

    Immer montags, auch per E-Mail: sds-links.de/Anmeldung-Datensc

    #TeamDatenschutz #SmartGlasses

  27. Dear tech companies!

    Yesterday, me dear uncle had a hand surgery. He has spent so much time using Computers as he is head of IT department in the company. So the hand which uses mouse so often needed fixing for it to continue working. He is not that old. I would say he is more like a big brother than an actual uncle.

    I want to be able to use the computer with much less harm for me hands, and for me eyes. And I want an inexpensive and widely available solution. Can you please go in this direction instead of feeding people the tech and the gadgets which don't solve any problem? Can you please solve real problems, rather than solving problems which never existed and then cheat people to think otherwise?

    #Tech #Technology #BigTech #stopBigTech #smartGlasses

  28. Dear tech companies!

    Yesterday, me dear uncle had a hand surgery. He has spent so much time using Computers as he is head of IT department in the company. So the hand which uses mouse so often needed fixing for it to continue working. He is not that old. I would say he is more like a big brother than an actual uncle.

    I want to be able to use the computer with much less harm for me hands, and for me eyes. And I want an inexpensive and widely available solution. Can you please go in this direction instead of feeding people the tech and the gadgets which don't solve any problem? Can you please solve real problems, rather than solving problems which never existed and then cheat people to think otherwise?

    #Tech #Technology #BigTech #stopBigTech #smartGlasses

  29. Dear tech companies!

    Yesterday, me dear uncle had a hand surgery. He has spent so much time using Computers as he is head of IT department in the company. So the hand which uses mouse so often needed fixing for it to continue working. He is not that old. I would say he is more like a big brother than an actual uncle.

    I want to be able to use the computer with much less harm for me hands, and for me eyes. And I want an inexpensive and widely available solution. Can you please go in this direction instead of feeding people the tech and the gadgets which don't solve any problem? Can you please solve real problems, rather than solving problems which never existed and then cheat people to think otherwise?

    #Tech #Technology #BigTech #stopBigTech #smartGlasses

  30. Dear tech companies!

    Yesterday, me dear uncle had a hand surgery. He has spent so much time using Computers as he is head of IT department in the company. So the hand which uses mouse so often needed fixing for it to continue working. He is not that old. I would say he is more like a big brother than an actual uncle.

    I want to be able to use the computer with much less harm for me hands, and for me eyes. And I want an inexpensive and widely available solution. Can you please go in this direction instead of feeding people the tech and the gadgets which don't solve any problem? Can you please solve real problems, rather than solving problems which never existed and then cheat people to think otherwise?

    #Tech #Technology #BigTech #stopBigTech #smartGlasses

  31. Dear tech companies!

    Yesterday, me dear uncle had a hand surgery. He has spent so much time using Computers as he is head of IT department in the company. So the hand which uses mouse so often needed fixing for it to continue working. He is not that old. I would say he is more like a big brother than an actual uncle.

    I want to be able to use the computer with much less harm for me hands, and for me eyes. And I want an inexpensive and widely available solution. Can you please go in this direction instead of feeding people the tech and the gadgets which don't solve any problem? Can you please solve real problems, rather than solving problems which never existed and then cheat people to think otherwise?

    #Tech #Technology #BigTech #stopBigTech #smartGlasses

  32. Smart Glasses and the GDPR: Why wearers can be held liable.

    Hamburg’s data protection officer: there is hardly any legal basis for the everyday use of smart glasses in public spaces, as long as Meta does not improve the design and default settings.

    Anyone filming uninvolved third parties with smart glasses or allowing Meta’s AI training loses the household exemption privilege.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260913

    #SmartGlasses #GDPR #Meta #RayBan #DataProtection #Germany #Privacy #PervertGlasses #AI

  33. Smart Glasses and the GDPR: Why wearers can be held liable.

    Hamburg’s data protection officer: there is hardly any legal basis for the everyday use of smart glasses in public spaces, as long as Meta does not improve the design and default settings.

    Anyone filming uninvolved third parties with smart glasses or allowing Meta’s AI training loses the household exemption privilege.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260913

    #SmartGlasses #GDPR #Meta #RayBan #DataProtection #Germany #Privacy #PervertGlasses #AI

  34. Smart Glasses and the GDPR: Why wearers can be held liable.

    Hamburg’s data protection officer: there is hardly any legal basis for the everyday use of smart glasses in public spaces, as long as Meta does not improve the design and default settings.

    Anyone filming uninvolved third parties with smart glasses or allowing Meta’s AI training loses the household exemption privilege.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260913

    #SmartGlasses #GDPR #Meta #RayBan #DataProtection #Germany #Privacy #PervertGlasses #AI

  35. Smart Glasses and the GDPR: Why wearers can be held liable.

    Hamburg’s data protection officer: there is hardly any legal basis for the everyday use of smart glasses in public spaces, as long as Meta does not improve the design and default settings.

    Anyone filming uninvolved third parties with smart glasses or allowing Meta’s AI training loses the household exemption privilege.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260913

    #SmartGlasses #GDPR #Meta #RayBan #DataProtection #Germany #Privacy #PervertGlasses #AI

  36. Smart Glasses and the GDPR: Why wearers can be held liable.

    Hamburg’s data protection officer: there is hardly any legal basis for the everyday use of smart glasses in public spaces, as long as Meta does not improve the design and default settings.

    Anyone filming uninvolved third parties with smart glasses or allowing Meta’s AI training loses the household exemption privilege.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260913

    #SmartGlasses #GDPR #Meta #RayBan #DataProtection #Germany #Privacy #PervertGlasses #AI

  37. No smart glasses, no cameras: Toronto venues rethink privacy on the dance floor

    A Toronto dance venue recently announced a policy banning smart glasses — a move that has been met…
    #Canada #Toronto #BradleyBlaylock #JodieDewald #smartglasses #TakinNateghi #wearabletechnology #WiggleRoom
    europesays.com/canada/208598/

  38. Weekly output: facial recognition at airports, seeing space launches, smart-glasses detection

    Somehow, we’ve now traveled more than a quarter of a century since Sept. 11, 2001. I thought about writing something about that millstone of a milestone here, but I didn’t know what I’d want to add to what I wrote on the 20th anniversary of that awful day. (Besides, I guess, speculating about how little a narrow plurality of American voters might have learned from the last 25 years before choosing to return Donald Trump to the White House.) I did, however, appreciate reading the 25th-anniversary testimonies of friends and strangers, and a Reddit post asking what D.C. was like on 9/11 persuaded me to post my own short recap there.

    I also feel that I did not do Friday justice by failing to fly on Sept. 11 as I have so many times over the last 15 years. But I will be back in the air Friday to make my second pilgrimage to LAX for Cranky Dorkfest, the wonderful avgeek meetup that I finally checked out (and then wrote up) last year.

    9/7/2026: These Airport Execs Are All-In on Facial Recognition, But Not Necessarily for the Reasons You’d Think, PCMag

    I watched this panel at the Identity Week conference in D.C. on Thursday of the previous week but didn’t file my recap until Saturday afternoon. In the meantime, feedback on my Bluesky posts recounting that panel convinced me there would be some reader interest in the topic.

    9/8/2026: Let’s Fly: How to Watch a Rocket Launch From Florida’s Space Coast, PCMag

    I updated the post I’d written in the fall of 2024 with insights from seeing a Falcon Heavy launch from the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and updates about SpaceX’s reduced Florida launch cadence. Other updates to this post included fixing an embarrassing-to-me error that nobody else had called out: I had referred to the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station as the Cape Canaveral Space Force Center.

    9/10/2026: Worried About Snooping Smart Glasses? This Startup’s Tech Detects Nearby Specs, PCMag

    Enterprise-software news doesn’t always strike as PCMag material, but the widespread resentment of camera-equipped connected eyewear–“pervert glasses,” as some skeptics put it–made me think this item was different.

    #911 #airportSecurity #BastilleNetworks #biometricAuthentication #biometricIdentity #CapeCanaveral #connectedGlasses #facialRecognition #IdentityWeek #kennedySpaceCenter #ksc #pervertGlasses #rocketLaunch #Sept11 #smartGlasses #SpaceCoast #spaceLaunch
  39. Weekly output: facial recognition at airports, seeing space launches, smart-glasses detection

    Somehow, we’ve now traveled more than a quarter of a century since Sept. 11, 2001. I thought about writing something about that millstone of a milestone here, but I didn’t know what I’d want to add to what I wrote on the 20th anniversary of that awful day. (Besides, I guess, speculating about how little a narrow plurality of American voters might have learned from the last 25 years before choosing to return Donald Trump to the White House.) I did, however, appreciate reading the 25th-anniversary testimonies of friends and strangers, and a Reddit post asking what D.C. was like on 9/11 persuaded me to post my own short recap there.

    I also feel that I did not do Friday justice by failing to fly on Sept. 11 as I have so many times over the last 15 years. But I will be back in the air Friday to make my second pilgrimage to LAX for Cranky Dorkfest, the wonderful avgeek meetup that I finally checked out (and then wrote up) last year.

    9/7/2026: These Airport Execs Are All-In on Facial Recognition, But Not Necessarily for the Reasons You’d Think, PCMag

    I watched this panel at the Identity Week conference in D.C. on Thursday of the previous week but didn’t file my recap until Saturday afternoon. In the meantime, feedback on my Bluesky posts recounting that panel convinced me there would be some reader interest in the topic.

    9/8/2026: Let’s Fly: How to Watch a Rocket Launch From Florida’s Space Coast, PCMag

    I updated the post I’d written in the fall of 2024 with insights from seeing a Falcon Heavy launch from the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and updates about SpaceX’s reduced Florida launch cadence. Other updates to this post included fixing an embarrassing-to-me error that nobody else had called out: I had referred to the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station as the Cape Canaveral Space Force Center.

    9/10/2026: Worried About Snooping Smart Glasses? This Startup’s Tech Detects Nearby Specs, PCMag

    Enterprise-software news doesn’t always strike as PCMag material, but the widespread resentment of camera-equipped connected eyewear–“pervert glasses,” as some skeptics put it–made me think this item was different.

    #911 #airportSecurity #BastilleNetworks #biometricAuthentication #biometricIdentity #CapeCanaveral #connectedGlasses #facialRecognition #IdentityWeek #kennedySpaceCenter #ksc #pervertGlasses #rocketLaunch #Sept11 #smartGlasses #SpaceCoast #spaceLaunch
  40. Weekly output: facial recognition at airports, seeing space launches, smart-glasses detection

    Somehow, we’ve now traveled more than a quarter of a century since Sept. 11, 2001. I thought about writing something about that millstone of a milestone here, but I didn’t know what I’d want to add to what I wrote on the 20th anniversary of that awful day. (Besides, I guess, speculating about how little a narrow plurality of American voters might have learned from the last 25 years before choosing to return Donald Trump to the White House.) I did, however, appreciate reading the 25th-anniversary testimonies of friends and strangers, and a Reddit post asking what D.C. was like on 9/11 persuaded me to post my own short recap there.

    I also feel that I did not do Friday justice by failing to fly on Sept. 11 as I have so many times over the last 15 years. But I will be back in the air Friday to make my second pilgrimage to LAX for Cranky Dorkfest, the wonderful avgeek meetup that I finally checked out (and then wrote up) last year.

    9/7/2026: These Airport Execs Are All-In on Facial Recognition, But Not Necessarily for the Reasons You’d Think, PCMag

    I watched this panel at the Identity Week conference in D.C. on Thursday of the previous week but didn’t file my recap until Saturday afternoon. In the meantime, feedback on my Bluesky posts recounting that panel convinced me there would be some reader interest in the topic.

    9/8/2026: Let’s Fly: How to Watch a Rocket Launch From Florida’s Space Coast, PCMag

    I updated the post I’d written in the fall of 2024 with insights from seeing a Falcon Heavy launch from the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and updates about SpaceX’s reduced Florida launch cadence. Other updates to this post included fixing an embarrassing-to-me error that nobody else had called out: I had referred to the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station as the Cape Canaveral Space Force Center.

    9/10/2026: Worried About Snooping Smart Glasses? This Startup’s Tech Detects Nearby Specs, PCMag

    Enterprise-software news doesn’t always strike as PCMag material, but the widespread resentment of camera-equipped connected eyewear–“pervert glasses,” as some skeptics put it–made me think this item was different.

    #911 #airportSecurity #BastilleNetworks #biometricAuthentication #biometricIdentity #CapeCanaveral #connectedGlasses #facialRecognition #IdentityWeek #kennedySpaceCenter #ksc #pervertGlasses #rocketLaunch #Sept11 #smartGlasses #SpaceCoast #spaceLaunch
  41. Weekly output: facial recognition at airports, seeing space launches, smart-glasses detection

    Somehow, we’ve now traveled more than a quarter of a century since Sept. 11, 2001. I thought about writing something about that millstone of a milestone here, but I didn’t know what I’d want to add to what I wrote on the 20th anniversary of that awful day. (Besides, I guess, speculating about how little a narrow plurality of American voters might have learned from the last 25 years before choosing to return Donald Trump to the White House.) I did, however, appreciate reading the 25th-anniversary testimonies of friends and strangers, and a Reddit post asking what D.C. was like on 9/11 persuaded me to post my own short recap there.

    I also feel that I did not do Friday justice by failing to fly on Sept. 11 as I have so many times over the last 15 years. But I will be back in the air Friday to make my second pilgrimage to LAX for Cranky Dorkfest, the wonderful avgeek meetup that I finally checked out (and then wrote up) last year.

    9/7/2026: These Airport Execs Are All-In on Facial Recognition, But Not Necessarily for the Reasons You’d Think, PCMag

    I watched this panel at the Identity Week conference in D.C. on Thursday of the previous week but didn’t file my recap until Saturday afternoon. In the meantime, feedback on my Bluesky posts recounting that panel convinced me there would be some reader interest in the topic.

    9/8/2026: Let’s Fly: How to Watch a Rocket Launch From Florida’s Space Coast, PCMag

    I updated the post I’d written in the fall of 2024 with insights from seeing a Falcon Heavy launch from the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and updates about SpaceX’s reduced Florida launch cadence. Other updates to this post included fixing an embarrassing-to-me error that nobody else had called out: I had referred to the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station as the Cape Canaveral Space Force Center.

    9/10/2026: Worried About Snooping Smart Glasses? This Startup’s Tech Detects Nearby Specs, PCMag

    Enterprise-software news doesn’t always strike as PCMag material, but the widespread resentment of camera-equipped connected eyewear–“pervert glasses,” as some skeptics put it–made me think this item was different.

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