Privacy issues lead 72% in U.S. to reject Google Glass

A survey of Americans conducted by research firm Toluna, suggests that 72% of them will not purchase Google Glass. Worries about privacy and safety are the main reasons why the connected specs might have a more limited appeal than initially thought. Two in five consumers are worried about their personal data ending up in the hands of the bad guys. Others worry about being on the other side of Glass, and having their every move secretly recorded and posted online for the world to see.



Another concern has to do with safety. Potential Glass wearers are afraid of being distracted by the data ...



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