Would you pay $100 for public anonymity?

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For some the answer will be easy. Others won't see the need because the live by the mantra: "I have nothing to hide". This in itself invites discussion.

I came across a product that "claims" to provide anonymity when in the vicinity of infrared or cctv cameras.
If you live in a big city this maybe something you would consider purchasing for the time you spend walking the streets, car parks, subways, etc.

I am not promoting this company or product as I have no first hand experience with them, their products or services. I do however find it interesting that enough people feel this is something they'd be willing to spend $100 dollars on for privacy when in public.

HERE is a link if you want to do a little research on your own. There is a video on their site showing them in action, interesting.

The product/company are called "reflectables" and claim their product provides visibility of you to drivers at night and invisibility of your face to closed circuit television.

I'd like to hear your thoughts on this.
Is it a great idea? Or just a new way for criminals to stay one step ahead of the law?

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