What will the regulations be?
How do you get the government to want to implement such policies?
How do you enforce them?
How do you get around corporate lobbying against changes to their business operations?
Perhaps there is a way to create clothing that when viewed by the human eye appears "normal" but then when viewed by a camera will appear highly offensive and perhaps even contain keywords that big platforms will go out of their way to censor.
Maybe it's a dumb direction to think on my part or a dumb idea in general, I don't know.
1. A standard appears to communicate that you don't want to be filmed (let's say QR code) 2. Some consumer-friendly company follows to implement it 3. EU publishes a directive in Europe for devices to respect this requirement (with some exceptions for security surveillance, etc) 4. Eventually even some of USA companies follow on with this practise
What I do wonder is how private space owners will deal with AR/VR.
Second, I doubt these will be flooding the streets any time soon., but yes eventually when the cost is lower and technology is more matured.
Third, we're already being filmed by corporate America. Door bell cameras, car cameras, people's phones and online image/video services, and just general corporate surveillance.
Sadly the cat's out of the bag so to speak and aside from wearing anti-recording clothing I don't think there's yet a practical way out of being surveilled.