Back in February, the search giant gave people the opportunity to get an early access to the headset by paying $1,500 and asking them what they would do with it, either by posting to Google+ or by tweeting with using the hashtag #ifihadglass. Today, it seems like Google itself found in puzzled (actually oops!) situation as it is backtracking on some of the Project Glass invitation, the one that company send in last few days. The company sharing it via Project Glass Google+ page, saying since it needs “honest feedback” from people while some of application it received doesn’t confine with the opportunity Terms and Conditions.
“With #ifihadglass we set out to find a truly diverse group of Explorers, and that’s certainly what we’ve gotten. We need honest feedback from people who are not only enthralled and excited by Glass, but also people who are skeptical and critical of it. That said, it’s become clear that a few applications that don’t comply with our terms have slipped through the cracks, and we’re going to have to disqualify applications like these. As for the rest of you, please keep that feedback coming – it’s all in the Explorer program spirit!”
