I'd like to see more public-facing organisations take a…

Per Axbom Bluesky

I'd like to see more public-facing organisations take a clear stand against Meta "smart" glasses. It shouldn't be hard.

Panel 1 of 3.

Stick figure with glasses sitting on a chair. Stick figure 2 says: "Hey, we do not allow Meta glasses in the waiting room."

Panel 2 of 3.

Zoomed in on the stick figure with glasses, you can see more clearly that there is something flashing in the frame of the glasses. The stick figure says: "Why are you so tech-hostile?"

Panel 3 of 3.

Zoomed out. You can now see the entire waiting room at the health clinic with many people sitting down, an adult with a child in the background and signs indicating a lab and X-rays.

The stick figures are visible in the foreground. Stick figure 2 says "We are not tech-hostile. We are care-driven."

Cartoon with all three panels.

Panel 1 of 3.

Stick figure with glasses sitting on a chair. Stick figure 2 says: "Hey, we do not allow Meta glasses in the waiting room."

Panel 2 of 3.

Zoomed in on the stick figure with glasses, you can see more clearly that there is something flashing in the frame of the glasses. The stick figure says: "Why are you so tech-hostile?"

Panel 3 of 3.

Zoomed out. You can now see the entire waiting room at the health clinic with many people sitting down, an adult with a child in the background and signs indicating a lab and X-rays.

The stick figures are visible in the foreground. Stick figure 2 says "We are not tech-hostile. We are care-driven."

Just realised I didn't redraw the sign in the last panel to indicate the arrows for x-ray and lab in English. Oh well, perhaps makes it feel more exotic ;)

🔗 Originally posted on Bluesky