'6G is going to make all of us into walking cameras' — Quote of the day by Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon on the future of wearable tech
THE SO WHAT
If 6G-era wearables turn everyone into a continuous capture device, the constraint shifts from bandwidth to on-device inference, privacy, and policy. Start mapping what parts of your product or workplace can tolerate persistent visual/audio logging—and where you’ll need hard no-record zones and edge-only processing.
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