Anubhav Shakya10/04/2014Australian Catholic UniversityAs the world changes, more and more people are forced to communicate with each other digitally, allowing technology to connect. In trying to move forward, people have discovered that technologies are not neutral, but are imbued with different values ​​and ideas of creators, goals, and user influence. In 2013, Google released a device beyond anyone's imagination called "Google Glass". In lecture Graham, T., & Sauter, T. (2013). explains Google Glass as “Google's 'Project Glass' – a wearable computing device to be released this year – to understand what some of the ontological implications might be of the impending integration of augmented reality technologies into modern hybrid techno-social societies. " The Google Glass project was introduced to the public in early 2013, surprising everyone. People didn't think of a device that could be used to take photos, record videos, surf the net, text someone or share photos and videos instantly, not using a phone, a computer but using glass. Yes, the future has arrived. Now, with this technology, later in this essay I will discuss whether there can be a "Google Glass" technology?, the advantages and disadvantages of glass and controversies and whether there will be any impact on people, there will be any possibility that they could be harmful. With this I will discuss the advantages, disadvantages and future of “Google Glass” and then the key arguments against “Google Glass”. The creation of Google Glass represents a substantial innovation in the world of technology. In a Tom's Guide article (2013) it is said that Google Glass can best be described as an evolution of sm...... middle of paper ......tion, it can increase violence among people who use the glass and people By not using it, people have no idea what health problems glass will create, it could increase violations of doctor-patient confidentiality and attorney-client privilege, glasses could be hacked, artists will be held more liable for the material that “offends”. " It could kill what's left of the moviegoing experience. It will discourage people from paying attention. It will turn more strangers into stalkers. It will create more cyberbullying and stress. It could make you more willing to believe lies. It will create more unnecessary distractions. It could stop people from discover themselves. It could create another place where advertising takes over our lives. It will create unnecessary competition over who has the most useful life experience. It will make driving dangerous.