This is a way bigger issue than trans people in bathrooms
Don’t most gyms already ban filming?
IMO making it a municipal thing just opens the doors for them to abuse the legal system. Better to keep this at the store policy level and support the businesses with good policies.
If your local pool doesn’t have rules contact their administration. Much, MUCH, lower bar with more immediate and permanent results.
The problem is that being filmed by someone wearing glasses who may or may not have tampered with the already way too small indicator light is much less obvious than someone pointing a phone or camera at you.
Easier to police someone with a camera than someone wearing glasses.
Correct. Surreptitious recording is per se illegal almost everywhere in Canada not just bathrooms or being where someone could be in a state of undress is simply an enhancement.
Cameras of any kind are banned in change rooms. Like, not all of them literally post that, but I think it’s implied.
No fucking way.
They should be banned in all public spaces.
Do we allow people to make phone videos in pools and change rooms?
Just ban them period
Nobody wants these shit glasses apart from a few creeps.
I don’t know, they seem like they could be handy. All the screen real estate you could want or imagine, with a phone level of portability.
The covert recording problem is huge, though.
All the screen real estate you could want or imagine
…to look at videos of small children in change rooms.
We laughed this out of existence in like 2012. We should be doing the same now. Fucking glassholes
Is this really even a question? Can’t show up to a pool and creep with a big obvious camera, but making the camera more hidden might make it okay? Seems we need updated enforcement not new rules.
Though it feels like we should be pushing for a Federal criminal law as opposed to a patchwork of Municipal bylaws.
A camera is a camera, doesn’t matter what it’s attached to, you’re legally expected a level of privacy in those areas.
Hence there is no need for additional laws, since it’s already illegal. I still think it doesn’t hurt to be explicit because someone somewhere will find a loophole.
Did CBC really ask such a dumb question? FFS Yes.
No. They should ban smart glasses everywhere.
Pretty much should be 100% banned. I can see use cases as aids for visually impaired folk though
As long as the glasses are paired with a small computer (perhaps a smartphone or Raspberry Pi) and all data is processed on said device I can get behind such a setup.
Yes, do it!
