Police investigate reports of TikToker secretly filming people using Meta glasses

Hundreds of videos of people being filmed without their consent remain across social media platforms

Dutch digital rights advocates are sounding the alarm over Meta’s AI glasses, which feature nearly invisible cameras capable of recording people without their knowledge.

Police are assessing a TikToker’s videos after he allegedly used Meta smart glasses to “secretly film” members of the public and shop workers during a trip around Scotland.

As conerns grow over AI smart glasses, police officers are investigating videos allegedly showing members of the public being secretly filmed without their knowledge by a TikTok creator

Police are assessing a TikToker’s videos after he allegedly used Meta smart glasses to “secretly film” members of the public and shop workers during a trip around Scotland.

A week before Meta officially released its new Kylie Jenner-embossed smart glasses in June, 23-year-old Allison Oh had already made up her mind about them. Oh, a lifestyle and travel influencer, with more than 100,000 followers on TikTok, attended a marketing event in NYC targeting potential consumers just like her. S

The "content maker" published videos of encounters with young women and a female Sikh shop worker where he talked of a plot to "breed out the white race".

TikToker E Dobbin, real name Scott Margerison, is being investigated by Police Scotland over videos he recorded using Meta smart glasses.