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Controversial smart glasses cleared for Australia amid privacy overhaul

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Controversial smart glasses cleared for Australia amid privacy overhaul
Controversial smart glasses cleared for Australia amid privacy overhaul
The federal government won't ban controversial smart glasses from Australia, despite major privacy law overhauls.
The Age
The Age37 mins ago
Controversial smart glasses cleared for Australia amid privacy overhaul
The federal government won't ban controversial smart glasses from Australia, despite major privacy law overhauls.
Government not planning import ban for smart glasses, attorney-general says
The federal government unveils a draft of sweeping new privacy laws designed to bolster protections including the "right to erasure" as well as address risks related to artificial intelligence.
The Guardian
The Guardian5 hrs ago
Australia news live: NSW will not appeal ruling that found anti-Israel vandalism was not antisemitic; Rowland says no plans to ban import of smart glasses
Australians ‘increasingly concerned about how their data is being collected, used, and shared,’ attorney general says. Follow the day’s news live Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The Australian government is working with Russian officials in a bid to secure the release of Australian Oscar J
Business Insider
Business Insider🏁 first to report16 hrs ago
Meta goes on a PR blitz and updates privacy settings as venues restrict smart glasses
Meta wants to change the public's perception of its smart glasses. picture alliance/dpa/picture alliance via Getty Images Meta's smart glasses have a PR problem. So the company is trying to calm consumer nerves with a new PR campaign and privacy settings. Some event organizers and venues, meanwhile, are restricting Me