Orion, Our First True Augmented Reality Glasses

Re:Orion, Our First True Augmented Reality Glasses by keiferski on Thursday September 26, 2024 @01:17AM (#41654772)

Probably impossible in the US at least, as it would be considered a first amendment violation.

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Re:Orion, Our First True Augmented Reality Glasses by vincnetas on Thursday September 26, 2024 @01:42AM (#41654892)

Is graffiti also freedom of speech? If i have a wall does it mean i can write whatever i want on it? I guess not. These are social norms. And we could decide that advertisement is not ok in public spaces like it's not ok to walk around naked.

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Re:Orion, Our First True Augmented Reality Glasses by keiferski on Thursday September 26, 2024 @01:45AM (#41654905)

Not an equivalent situation at all. Graffiti makers don’t have billions of dollars to hire lawyers that challenge laws that ban advertising. Society increasingly runs less and less on social norms and more on laws.

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Re:Orion, Our First True Augmented Reality Glasses by drclegg on Thursday September 26, 2024 @11:12AM (#41659306)

Graffiti is illegal because it involves damaging property, not because of its textual / visual content...

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Re:Orion, Our First True Augmented Reality Glasses by vincnetas on Monday September 30, 2024 @03:03AM (#41694323)

But if i had a wall (own), could i write anything i want on it?

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Re:Orion, Our First True Augmented Reality Glasses by kn0where on Thursday September 26, 2024 @01:46AM (#41654912)

Plenty of US cities and towns have regulations prohibiting billboards.

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Re:Orion, Our First True Augmented Reality Glasses by keiferski on Thursday September 26, 2024 @01:52AM (#41654947)

Interesting, I didn’t know that. Maybe it would be possible legally then, although I imagine that NYC would be a tough place to get it passed.

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