Kim Komando

A web developer guy who invented an app.

And that if you're on Android and if somebody's approaching you with the metaglasses, it basically puts on your phone, whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop, metaglasses nearby, metaglasses nearby.

But meanwhile, if you're on an iPhone, you're like, oh, hi, how are you?

What does it look like?

Well, it's looking for your face.

And so if your face is exposed, your eyes, your nose, and your jawline, that's enough for facial recognition.

Okay.

Mirrored glasses, that actually is pretty effective, but it's not going to stop all systems.

And so there are some other things that you can do.

I don't know if you've seen online where people are wearing dazzle makeup.

They were like high contrast geometric patterns on their face.

And so it's like it's almost like, you know, like when they are showing cars and they don't want you to figure out what kind of car it is and they put those weird patterns on it.

You do that with your face.

Or you can use, you know, the other thing you can use is like an infrared visor.

That would not attract attention.

So, but you know, it's, but it's springtime, right?

Cool.

That would not stand out at all.

Not at all.

Tracy, thanks for your call.