Ethical and Privacy Implications of Augmented Reality
M Chandrika, Pranjal Gupta · 2024
The development of augmented reality (AR) technology has led to a new era of innovation, which holds the potential to completely change the way we perceive and engage with the world. Though there is excitement about the possible uses of augmented reality, important privacy and ethical issues require attention. Informed permission, digital manipulation, monitoring, and facial recognition are just a few of the topics covered in this paper's exploration of augmented reality's ethical and privacy concerns. We look at the difficulties presented by augmented reality technology in getting users' meaningful consent, negotiating the complexities of digital manipulation and deception, and defending peoples' right to privacy in an age of ubiquitous data collecting and surveillance. We offer tactics for encouraging ethical innovation in AR and reducing the dangers connected with its application, building on the ethical principles and guidelines already in place. This study aims to provide a deeper awareness of the intricate ethical concerns at hand and aid in the creation of augmented reality systems that emphasize human well-being and respect for individual privacy by critically assessing the ethical aspects of AR.