Bloomberg reports Amazon’s delivery glasses could capture thousands of images a shift and feed them to the company’s AI platform.
A Dutch optician chain has stopped selling Meta’s camera glasses across two countries.
California Governor Gavin Newsom rejects a bill that would have criminalized secret recording with smart glasses.
A Seattle officer is on leave after using Rokid AI glasses to film inside department spaces for a promotional video.
The organizer behind ICE Barcelona has widened its code of conduct to bar wearable recorders, naming Meta glasses outright.
Qualcomm’s XR chief says an always-sensing camera can detect and obscure faces on the device, so no face data leaves the glasses.
The Netherlands’ privacy authority wants camera glasses kept out of hospitals, courtrooms and places of worship, saying bystanders cannot tell if they are being filmed.
Meta has detailed the confidential-computing system that keeps AI requests from its glasses out of even its own reach, alongside a new opt-out for AI training.
The eyewear maker is dramatizing the privacy fears that camera glasses keep triggering.
Meta’s camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio starts at $349 while the camera-equipped Gen 3 climbs to $449.
