Google Glass and toilet privacy: new type of porn

I have a startup idea which will revolutionize current porn scene. Let's make a website collecting all the videos from Google Glass. Exciting? Or not? Stop complaining and think.

We have this revolutional device: Google Glass. It allows people to do plenty of stuff, among all to record a video very easily. I have watched the discussion and I saw it immediately - I will get rich by making a social website which will collect all the "toilet" penises of the world, people then will be able rate them, and the best one will get a prize. Brilliant, right?

I don't like people complaining too much, that is simple. I prefer people who see the problem and ask/look for a solution instead of refusing the technology right away.

Yet, noone can doubt that this is a real issue. Who would like to find himself online. But let's face it, if someone wants to record you without you knowing it, he can do it easily today without Google Glass. However, that is not really good argument to abandon this totally. The fact that you have the technology, which is easily accessible, in your hands which allows you do this immoral thing only tempts you. We don't want that, right?

The privacy issues about mobile recording have been around for a while. For example the current "state of art" for smartphone cameras implemented by several governments is to force the companies to incorporate a sound in their smartphones when a picture is captured. Well this doesn't really work at the end; for example on Android devices you only need to install camera app other than the built in.

I don't have to be a genius to think of a solution. Let's make a "camera free" zones which could be set up by the owner of the property. For instance, it could be a toilet.

The question is now how to enforce these zones. My idea is to build in to each image sensor something similar to RFID tag. In these zones, readers, which would turn on an alarm, could be installed. So once you would start recording, the alarm would be triggered. Sufficient motivation for anyone to refrain taking a picture of your penis.

This could be implemented not only in devices like Google Glass, but anything capable of recording. Ordinary users wouldn't be able to disable this, it's hardware.