Although Google Glass is not yet in the hands of everyone, it happened that these glasses got into the hands of evenone jailbreak to Jay Freeman, better known by the nickname saurik. As the founder of the Cydia store, Freeman purchased a pair of $1500 Google glasses in recent days, and it didn't take him long to get back to work on the new platform. The result is a jailbreak of the developer version of the glasses, which he managed to create with the help of a hole in the Android 4.0.4 system that Google Glass uses.
However, so that it is not just words, @saurik uploaded a picture on the Internet that confirms his act. What is bad news, however, is the fact that for now it is only a bug in the developer version of the glasses, so it is possible that Google will remove the bug from the retail version. In that case, it would be necessary to jailbreak the glasses again, but this time it would probably take longer. However, the question is whether the jailbreak will have a larger application, such as the possibility of installing new applications or services. At the same time, it is possible that Google could lose access to such glasses, and therefore could not deactivate them.
you probably have a mistake there. The article talks about glasses, but there is the sentence "this watch got..."
Thanks for the notice, the error has been removed :)
Google cannot turn them off remotely. She perfected the thing totok
Tomas: When the world revolves around Google Glass and watches Apple iWatch, it's already a bit of a problem for a person
Thanks to holes, Android can be unlocked by anyone at any time ;)
JK: If I'm not mistaken, so be it iPhone is "unlock" (jailbreak) :)
You're not wrong, but it's certainly not full of holes so that anyone can send it at any time. See the security of each OS ;)
JK: http://www.letemsvetemapplem.eu/2013/03/27/ios-ma-9x-vic-bezpecnostnich-chyb-nez-android-windows-phone-a-blackberry-dohromady/