The concerns exist and are bigger than ever. Ask c/privacy about it. You're referencing the fractional percentage of people who elect to be streamers. Irrelevant to the general population.

A decade ago, one of my local dives, never seen a fight break out there.. dude attacked a woman over them. You don't think people are more poor and angry and traumatized now?

https://www.eater.com/2014/2/25/6273629/woman-attacked-for-wearing-google-glass-at-a-bar-in-sf

I'd never hit a woman or condone violence like this. And, fuck invasive undercover surveillance cameras. This technology can stay in a fuckin dumpster.

There are people who suddenly go offline completely because they have enough. I guess I should too

The privacy concern is even worse than it was for google glass. 10 years ago, you could rest assured that google wasn't processing your video feed in a meaningful way because there was simply no way to meaningfully use it. Now, the stream can be analyzed on your phone using an AI for meaningful results, and that data can easily be sold because user telemetry is worth more now than ever before. People are also faster to dismiss privacy concerns, so it'll be an easier thing to sell to customers.

I think it died because of technical problems more than anything. We didn't have batteries good enough back then, and the screen wasn't all that good. It was heavy, it had problems with overheating and it worked for couple of hours tops

Apple does not have a product. They have a prototype. It is not for sale.