Absolutely. People weren't objecting to the device because of subtle design details like it being possible to tell if people were browsing the web. People were objecting to the device without having seen one in the flesh because they found the idea of people walking around with a device designed to inconspicuously record everything creepy.
The original article has it 100% backwards: it's not concealing Glass wearer's internet browsing that'll make it more socially acceptable, it's making the recording glaringly obvious.
The original article has it 100% backwards: it's not concealing Glass wearer's internet browsing that'll make it more socially acceptable, it's making the recording glaringly obvious.