|||The Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) has a code of ethics that members follow. The code has twenty-four statements with four sections that cover: Ethical considerations are addressed in the first section, professional conduct in the second section, leadership and its role in the third and principles of compliance in the fourth section. The creators of Google Glass have broken two of their own codes. The first is code 1.2. Avoid harming others. This means that they must not harm, injure or negatively impact anyone. The display they developed is a 1.3-centimeter screen that sits just a few millimeters from your eye and is held in place by a set of eyeglass frames. Your vision may be impaired because you have to focus on that small screen and all the pixelated images. "Google admits that Glass could harm vision which is still developing, so no one under 13 should use it. You also shouldn't try Glass if you've had Lasik eye surgery, as it could also damage your vision (Humphries, 2013) He also said that even if you have good vision, the glass can cause eye strain and even headaches when using Google Glass. that they broke is code 1.7 To respect the privacy of others, Google Glass has a feature that allows you to take photos, record videos and record voices without anyone knowing. the other person or without their permission This is a complete invasion of privacy, because you, as the person being recorded, have no idea, and at least with a cell phone you see that. the person is recording you. We have enough problems when it comes to invasion of privacy, do we really need another one. An example of a privacy issue s...... middle of paper ...... from http://eater.com/archives/2014/02/25/woman-attacked-for-wearing-google- glass-at-a-bar-in-sf.phpHumphries, M. (May 3, 2013). Google admits that Google Glass can be bad for your eyes. Retrieved from GEEK: http://www.geek.com/mobile/google-admits-google-glass-may-be-bad-for-your-eyes-1554141/Madden, S. (2013, June 15). With wearable technology like Google Glass, human behavior is now a design issue. Retrieved from Gigaom: http://gigaom.com/2013/06/15/with-wearable-tech-like-google-glass-human-behavior-is-now-a-design-problem/Schmitt, A. (2014 , February 28). Be naughty: Driving while using Google Glass should be legal, Google says. Excerpted from Street Blog USA. Walton, Z. (May 12, 2013). o Are you afraid of the privacy implications of Google Glass? Retrieved from WebProNews: http://www.webpronews.com/people-scared-of-google-glass-call-on-white-house-to-ban-the-technology-2013-05

Essay / |||The Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) has a code of ethics that members follow. The code has twenty-four statements with four sections that cover: Ethical considerations are addressed in the first section, professional conduct in the second section, leadership and its role in the third and principles of compliance in the fourth section. The creators of Google Glass have broken two of their own codes. The first is code 1.2. Avoid harming others. This means that they must not harm, injure or negatively impact anyone. The display they developed is a 1.3-centimeter screen that sits just a few millimeters from your eye and is held in place by a set of eyeglass frames. Your vision may be impaired because you have to focus on that small screen and all the pixelated images. "Google admits that Glass could harm vision which is still developing, so no one under 13 should use it. You also shouldn't try Glass if you've had Lasik eye surgery, as it could also damage your vision (Humphries, 2013) He also said that even if you have good vision, the glass can cause eye strain and even headaches when using Google Glass. that they broke is code 1.7 To respect the privacy of others, Google Glass has a feature that allows you to take photos, record videos and record voices without anyone knowing. the other person or without their permission This is a complete invasion of privacy, because you, as the person being recorded, have no idea, and at least with a cell phone you see that. the person is recording you. We have enough problems when it comes to invasion of privacy, do we really need another one. An example of a privacy issue s...... middle of paper ...... from http://eater.com/archives/2014/02/25/woman-attacked-for-wearing-google- glass-at-a-bar-in-sf.phpHumphries, M. (May 3, 2013). Google admits that Google Glass can be bad for your eyes. Retrieved from GEEK: http://www.geek.com/mobile/google-admits-google-glass-may-be-bad-for-your-eyes-1554141/Madden, S. (2013, June 15). With wearable technology like Google Glass, human behavior is now a design issue. Retrieved from Gigaom: http://gigaom.com/2013/06/15/with-wearable-tech-like-google-glass-human-behavior-is-now-a-design-problem/Schmitt, A. (2014 , February 28). Be naughty: Driving while using Google Glass should be legal, Google says. Excerpted from Street Blog USA. Walton, Z. (May 12, 2013). o Are you afraid of the privacy implications of Google Glass? Retrieved from WebProNews: http://www.webpronews.com/people-scared-of-google-glass-call-on-white-house-to-ban-the-technology-2013-05

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