Google Glass: Too Risky to Let Inside Your Business?  Google
Glass isn't even in the hands of mass consumers yet and already
businesses are starting to ban the device. Here's why. By John
Brandon | May 7, 2013  The Google Glass-wearing cyborgs are
coming.  And if they're anything like this "Saturday Night Live"
parody, you're going to see some very awkward situations in
public very soon.  The glasses, which have popped up on morning
talk shows and even in the shower of a well-known tech pundit,
allow the user to see a display for text messages, photos, and
even two-way video conversations--all right in front of her
eyes.  But for businesses, Google Glass introduces a much more
serious question than mere awkwardness--it could be a big
privacy issue. When someone walks into your retail shop and
starts recording the premises and your interactions with
customers, do you have the right to ask him to stop?  Is This
Thing On?  One of the most critical facts to know is that many
states--including California, Nevada,