Aren't many of Glass's most interesting functions dependent on a camera?
I don't really think Glass makes people more recordable, it just makes that recordability more obvious, and therefore makes people less comfortable. Maybe it'd be a good thing to cope with the reality that we're always under watch these days.
Normalising having cameras pointed at you certainly makes people more recordable.
Of course, you could point to ubiquitous CCTV and other public place cameras, and you would be right - and I have a problem with that development as well. But those are (at least where I live) required to be clearly marked so I can avoid going to those places if I so choose.
I don't really think Glass makes people more recordable, it just makes that recordability more obvious, and therefore makes people less comfortable. Maybe it'd be a good thing to cope with the reality that we're always under watch these days.