Meta's AI smart glasses push privacy fears into mainstream view

Meta's AI smart glasses push privacy fears into mainstream view  euractiv.com

The federal government won't ban controversial smart glasses from Australia, despite major privacy law overhauls.

The federal government won't ban controversial smart glasses from Australia, despite major privacy law overhauls.

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

Smart glasses with cameras can benefit the vision impaired but companies might pit ‘accessibility benefits against safety and privacy’, says eSafety Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Australia’s online safety regulator has urged smart glasses companies to automatically blur people’s faces fi

Meta releases smart glasses update in bid to stop secret recording once and for all  GB News

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.