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Meta finally acts on smart glasses privacy

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 · 18h · on MSN
Meta’s smart glasses have a new look and the same privacy problem
Meta is making smart glasses look more ordinary, just as privacy concerns around recording lights and consent are heating up

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CNET · 11h
Meta's Addressed One Smart Glasses Privacy Problem, While Many Others Remain Unsolved
The Next Web · 7h
Smart glasses are having a privacy reckoning, and Meta is caught in the middle
 · 8h
Meta Ray-Ban glasses brick the camera if you mess with recording light
Meta smart glasses automatically disable recording if users attempt to disable the devices' recording indicator light, the company has revealed in the wake of mounting privacy concerns.

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 · 18h
Bad news for creeps: Meta just brought a much-needed update to its smart glasses
9to5google · 22h
Meta & Ray-Ban glasses rolling out mandatory update that disables the camera when privacy light is broken
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