In a world increasingly invaded by technology, our personal privacy is at stake. Hidden cameras have become disturbingly common, and their presence threatens our fundamental rights to privacy and security. I, along with other women I know, have had our images and videos shared on social media without our consent. This blatant violation has left us feeling exposed and vulnerable.

Recently, wearable devices like Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have enabled people to record others secretly. While technology evolves to become more ingrained in everyday life, laws safeguarding our privacy lag behind. With concealed cameras becoming more sophisticated, anyone could be a target at any time, without the slightest awareness of being filmed. This creates an environment where people feel unsafe in what they assumed were private spaces.

It is crucial for those who indulge in these invasive practices to be held accountable. Therefore, I urge lawmakers to introduce legislation requiring anyone who records people utilizing hidden devices like Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses to disclose their intentions—specifically, if they plan to post such recordings on social media. Such a law would ensure that individuals can make informed decisions about whether they wish to be recorded, effectively giving them back control over their personal space and privacy.

Enacting this legislation would serve as a deterrent, protecting individuals from becoming unwitting stars in unwanted online videos. It will restore a sense of security in communities by ensuring people are aware of when they are being recorded. This informed consent is a basic right that should not be sacrificed in the name of technological advancement.

Let's stand together to protect our right to privacy in this digital age. Let's demand transparency and responsibility from those who opt to film others for public sharing. Sign this petition to urge lawmakers to create a safer, more respectful world where hidden cameras cannot be used to exploit unwary victims without consequences. Our right to privacy should not be an option—it should be a given. Sign now to make a change.