Refuse Consent Glyph - Privacy Layer-0 Firewall

The Refuse Consent Glyph is a machine-readable, optical Layer-0 firewall designed to protect physical spaces from unauthorized ambient Edge-AI surveillance.

As always-on recording devices like AI smart glasses, service robots, and autonomous drones enter our public and private spaces, the privacy of unconsenting bystanders is compromised. Software policies and tiny LED indicators are not enough to protect us.

This 3D-printed glyph acts as a physical stop sign—a deterministic hardware interrupt. It is designed to be recognized by computer vision systems to signal an absolute, non-negotiable withdrawal of consent for biometric recording, facial recognition, and audio ingestion.

How to use it:

Print this token in highly visible colors (e.g., bright orange, neon green, or red).

Keep it on your desk, attach it to your laptop, or display it in private venues (cafes, offices, medical practices, locker rooms).

Join the movement for physical privacy at refuseconsent.com.

Print Settings: Designed for quick, easy printing on any FDM printer. No supports required. 15% to 20% infill is sufficient.

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