Norway to propose a temporary ban on SI glasses in parks, museums, schools and other public places
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If SI glasses are banned in parks and museums, SI will lose its eyes and ears in the places where people spend their time — countries are trying to slow down wearable SI until permanent rules arrive.
The Norwegian government announced it will submit to parliament a bill for a temporary ban on SI glasses in places where people could be filmed or recorded without their knowledge: parks, beaches, museums, shopping centers, schools, playgrounds, as well as doctors' offices, swimming pools and changing rooms. There is no total ban — personal use where others do not end up in the frame will remain allowed. In parallel, an expert group will be set up to draw up permanent rules for wearable devices; Norway is the first country to propose such a measure.