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@jibsaram @smallcircles @Em0nM4stodon @index @zackwhittaker @StopdeGluurbril You can find pictures around I think, they're called "Ally Solos Glasses".
In office I keep them mostly off, unless in need of description (if computer stops talking, for example).
But they're never on during conversations with people. Unless they just ask "show me".
In this situation, I feel the world is terribly unfair:
you (sighted) could ask me to turn my glasses of, if you feel uncomfortable noticing they're on. No matter if they're an aid - there would be no compromise.
Me, blind, and woman? I have no choice. The man could say "turn off your glasses, for privacy matter" but at the same times he's looking at my ass, my breasts, licking his lips, maybe taking a pic of me with his silent phone, and then placing the material in a non-consensual website (there are many of these). Here in Italy at the beginning of this year, many guys where involved in justice problems after having been caught sending, watching, commenting, pics of their wives or daughters, or female relatives/friends, after they secretly photographed them with no consent. And, I guess, without glasses on.
The situation is much more complex than "glass yes, glass no"