But, if there's an inference that the people having that conversation would expect that to remain a private conversation — that will satisfy the definition." He also told SBS News that in most parts of Australia, if a person is recording in public using smart glasses without informing people they're filming, "they would be committing an offence".Queensland is an exception Singh believes that Australian privacy laws were drafted when there was no anticipation this technology would become prominent:"The current legal framework never envisioned that you would be able to wear a pair of glasses and record people without them knowing what was happening," he said."I think more significant for a lot of people is ..