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Meta goes on a PR blitz and updates privacy settings as venues restrict smart glasses

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Meta goes on a PR blitz and updates privacy settings as venues restrict smart glasses
Business Insider
Business Insider51 mins 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
The Age
The Age5 hrs ago
Privacy laws target AI, smart glasses right to erase Australians’ data
A new round of privacy laws designed to protect Australians’ personal information and keep pace with new technology will be unveiled on Monday.
Privacy laws target AI, smart glasses right to erase Australians’ data
A new round of privacy laws designed to protect Australians’ personal information and keep pace with new technology will be unveiled on Monday.
GB News
GB News1 days ago
Meta releases smart glasses update in bid to stop secret recording once and for all
Meta releases smart glasses update in bid to stop secret recording once and for all  GB News
CNET
CNET2 days ago
Meta Keeps Trying to Fix Glasses Privacy Concerns With New Update
Another update for Meta glasses aims to shut down recording when the light’s off, and an ad campaign is trying to address the pervert concerns.
Ars Technica
Ars Technica2 days ago
Meta makes AI glasses slightly less creepy with limit on nonconsensual recording
Meta fixes AI glasses to stop recording any time users cover up the safety light.
Meta launches new update to try and fight the ‘pervert glasses’ backlash
Instagram and Facebook owner’s smart eyewear has received sustained criticism for helping enable creepy behaviour and non-consensual filming
The Verge
The Verge2 days ago
Meta addresses ‘pervert glasses’ reputation with a privacy fix and a new marketing campaign
Meta is updating its AI-powered smart glasses to close a loophole that allowed wearers to keep recording after covering the front-facing LED. Alex Himel, Meta's vice president of augmented reality, writes in a post on Threads that "the camera will now stop working if the light is covered during a recording." The compan
The Conversation
The Conversation🏁 first to report3 days ago
Smart glasses make secret filming easier. What does NZ law actually protect you from?
Christoph Schmidt/Getty Images At a glance, they look much like ordinary eyewear. But the latest generation of “smart glasses”, including Meta’s Ray-Ban and Oakley ranges, can capture photos and video without people nearby necessarily knowing they’re being recorded. And they’re becoming increasingly accessible. Anko’s