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> But the direction is clear, and it points at the camera. The obvious fixes are louder ones: a brighter light, an audible shutter, a clear signal when video is rolling.

I wouldn't trust those. Why would I?

The obvious fix is to remove the camera, period.

Don't just ban them -- make the camera users legally liable for invasion of privacy.
The mass surveillance you don’t expect also involves trying to normalize privacy violations by shifting the Overton window.

Big Tech gets a twofold advantage from these smart glasses: - They know in real time what you’re seeing, doing, and where you are - They can see what other people are doing—even those who may not be on their platform