The latest gadgets, such as Google Glass, and a number of others, are gaining a great deal of hype, but as much as they have a great deal of potential, they may also be placing privacy and mobile security at risk.
After all, individuals wearing augmented reality glasses can take pictures and video without anyone knowing.
As privacy and mobile security become an increasing concern to those who are buying technology, these risks are now extending to include the people around those who own the gadgets. Now, a person needs to be concerned not only about the information that his or her own device is sharing with others, but also about the way in which other people are using their devices to collect data.
SOURCE: qrcodepress.com
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