4 comments

  • gnabgib 1 hour ago
    Discussion (1407 points, 2 days ago, 824 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47225130
  • jqpabc123 1 hour ago
    If it has a Meta label on it, your privacy is being compromised.
    • hsbauauvhabzb 1 hour ago
      Hey now that’s not fair, there are plenty of other companies in the same boat. Basically all of big tech, in fact.
      • carrychains 1 hour ago
        No one's in the same boat as meta. They've been out front leading the fleet all by themselves since their inception.
        • hsbauauvhabzb 57 minutes ago
          So flock or palantir are less bad?
          • ryukoposting 13 minutes ago
            I believe both of them would face more public pressure if Meta hadn't normalized egregious corporate surveillance.
  • leonflexo 1 hour ago
    The tech/demand for the glasses didn't break through some threshold it hadn't reached before, all of the sudden. They became viable as a product again because real training data is more valuable now than ever.
  • MadnessASAP 1 hour ago
    Of course they did, in what world would they not have? You can't get any of these companies to take a single person-minute to look at an issue that affects you. However no problem putting a small country of people to work invading, reviewing, and annotating the shit out of your privacy.