Western Australia will keep smart glasses out of every public school from October 12, and the rule reaches parents, carers and visitors as well as pupils.
An Australian investigation found more than a dozen flaws letting anyone nearby take over a AU$60 pair of Temu smart glasses and read its owner’s details.
A new brand from Viture’s co-founders puts bone conduction and a personal memory graph behind a camera-free pair starting at $299.
Andrew Bosworth says a small number of bad actors are shaping the debate about Meta’s camera glasses, days before the Connect keynote.
HTC’s $499 VIVE Eagle arrives in the US with a camera that quits when the recording light is covered and a stop command anyone nearby can use.
Paris prosecutors have opened a criminal file over women being filmed with smart glasses and posted online.
Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man have published a joint advisory on what camera glasses can capture.
A 230-page complaint claims intimate footage from Meta’s glasses reached contractors in Kenya hired to label it.
New Jersey’s bell-to-bell device ban covers camera glasses, and districts are still working out how to spot them.