I'm sitting in a café with some forty other people. Most us are working on a laptop, and each laptop has a camera. In fact, many of my café coworkers also have a smartphone. These devices have a camera. Most have two. While there's something like 100+ cameras within twenty feet of me, few of them are likely recording. But a (not-so-new) movement would change that. It's called lifelogging, and if you have geekish tendencies, you've likely heard of it.
Lifelogging Gear Is Small, Cheap, and Powerful, So Like It Or Not, You're Going To Be Recorded
Singularity Hub - 9 Feb 2014 22:00
I'm sitting in a café with some forty other people. Most us are working on a laptop, and each laptop has a camera. In fact, many of my café coworkers also have a smartphone. These devices have a camera. Most have two. While there's something like 100+ cameras within twenty feet of me, few of them are likely recording. But a (not-so-new) movement would change that. It's called lifelogging, and if you have geekish tendencies, you've likely heard of it.
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