Public service minister Katy Gallagher wants advice on barring camera-equipped glasses from Commonwealth workplaces, framing it as a potential world-leading standard.
Meta is reportedly preparing a camera-free version of its smart glasses, codenamed Luna, for an October ship date.
Engadget’s 7.4 out of 10 review of the $499 HTC Vive Eagle praises its light build and privacy stance but says the glasses cannot justify their price.
A Sydney council has voted to keep smart glasses out of its public pools, joining Brisbane and Yarra in a widening Australian push against covert filming.
HTC’s dual-assistant AI frames reach Australian shelves at A$799 with a magnetic battery accessory.
Wiggle Room becomes one of the first Canadian venues to write a smart glasses ban into its house policy.
A 53-page Hamburg report says Ray-Ban Meta wearers can become data controllers under the GDPR.
A Guardian investigation finds law enforcement agencies warning that Meta’s camera glasses can slip into secure facilities and record covertly.
Norway’s digital minister says the government will regulate camera wearables and may ban public facial recognition.