Behaviors such as taking photos and recording videos of people in public places are already possible with any mobile phone on the market. The product launch on social media will highlight the ethical use of recording technology. You will also find community guidelines for use in your device manuals. Google spokespeople previously commented on “built-in explicit cues – including voice commands or gestures, along with screen lighting – to make it clear to others when someone is taking a photo or recording a video” (Davis). Ads will flag this feature to further ease concerns. Piracy Reminders of the legal implications will join your ethical expectations in the agreement. The Google Glass ban is just a footnote on the list of items banned from movie theaters. It shouldn't be a shock that you can't record in a theater. Google will work with outlets for copyrighted material, such as film distributors and concert halls, to increase public awareness of the region's anti-piracy laws and sanctions. The user agreement will specifically require acknowledgment of the risks of piracy of copyrighted materials.