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Google reportedly gives up on making AR glasses—for the third time
(arstechnica.com)
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You don't need augmented reality hardware for that, though. I'm sure that wearable cameras are easy to get ahold of. Police-style bodycams, for example.
Doesn't look weird at all if you're constantly running around with a bodycam like the worst undercover cop.
I mean, people reacted to glasses with a camera on them too. That's just gonna be part of recording everything.
Heh, I remember Neal Stephenson talking about that in Snow Crash, how people would dislike having people with recording gear near them.