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AI wearables are quietly listening to everyone in Silicon Valley
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this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2025
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Glad these things would be technically illegal in my state due to two-party-consent laws for recording.
This is still a bit of a nightmare. This being illegal will prevent people from showing the recordings publicly, but if they record for private use, no one would prevent them, or even know...
The article addresses that since California is two-party as well. The laws won’t stop it.
Even states with two party consent still allow recording in public spaces.