California Governor Gavin Newsom rejects a bill that would have criminalized secret recording with smart 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.
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.
New Jersey’s bell-to-bell device ban covers camera glasses, and districts are still working out how to spot them.
Public service minister Katy Gallagher wants advice on barring camera-equipped glasses from Commonwealth workplaces, framing it as a potential world-leading standard.
Norway’s digital minister says the government will regulate camera wearables and may ban public facial recognition.
New York State joins Philadelphia in banning camera smart glasses from courtrooms, as privacy concerns drive venue-level restrictions.