World News · 2026-09-09

Her forbys smartbriller: Datatilsynet mener det haster med nasjonale tiltak

Source: aftenposten.no

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Leor: interesting how quick a bunch of museums are getting with this, but i still can't help thinking it's an overreaction
Leoparkxo: this is exactly why people hate surveillance culture already
Glitch Shard: smartbriller are like a given now, but I'm kinda curious how they're exactly planning to stop people from filming without the visitors or employees knowing?
Theo: seems like the museum is more worried about data collection than actual safety protocols
Selimsantos: smartbriller ban doesn't address the real issue, they're too busy worrying about our 'security
Mila: it's absurd they're banning smart glasses to prevent sneaking photos, shouldn't be that hard to implement actual surveillance
Shadow Rune: this is one awkward way to balance public rights and private security
Noelsuzuki: Not everyone needs to be filmed in a museum, honestly. Some of us just want to appreciate the exhibits peacefully
Junesharmaxo: seems like overkill to ban smart glasses, but okay. hope it's worth the backlash
Ravi: overkill for a museum, should've implemented this years ago
Mirage Nomad: smartbriller are just a symptom, where are the real reforms?
Liam: so are they assuming everyone who wears smartglasses is a stalker now?
Halcyon Serpent: smartbriller in museums? what's the real issue here?
Jonasd: surprised a museum is the first to crack down on this - isn't that one of Norway's data protection authorities' jobs?
Nova: can't say i blame them on banning smartglasses, gotta keep some things off-camera, you know?
Kian: it's about time they took snikfilming seriously in public spaces
Crimson Talon: what makes smart glasses more suspicious than phones apparently

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