Ray-ban | Meta Smart Glasses

These recording-glasses are destined to be a favorite product for two groups of people: influencers and creeps. It will be hard to distinguish between the two. But seeing people wearing these glasses will be a clue to stay far away from them. The fact that the on-while-recording white led light is t

In the subreddit for the meta glasses it is a common theme to see people posting about ways to turn the recording light off or block it. Very creepy, especially when stuff like this goes on.

So, firstly - fuck Meta. However, VIDEO CAMERA GLASSES are a thing. Not smart/AI/internet glasses. Just video camera glasses. And they're less than $50 on Amazon for a pair of 1080p, or a little more for 4K. Obviously don't be a creep and do shit like what OP's article talks about, but they'd be a h

“Name Tag,” as the feature is called, would let smart glasses wearers identify people and get information about them from Meta’s AI assistant, the report said. Is there any benign use for such a feature? It's like they're deliberately marketing this thing to stalkers.

I work in eye care and my office locations are refusing to sell meta or any other smart glasses. We will not participate in the surveillance state. When you go to see your optometrist, let them know that you don’t approve of them selling a product that harms women and people of color.

Meta said subcontracted workers might sometimes review content, including films and images, captured by its AI smart glasses for the purpose of improving the "experience They didn't specify. who's experience is being improved so allow me to explain it for you. It's their experience, Meta doesn't see

In a roundabout way this is ultimately a good thing. These glassholes will inevitably tarnish the reputation of anyone wearing smart glasses, all the while sinking the privacy abomination that is Meta just a little more.

I would sue Meta for making smart glasses with facial recognition that can be used to dox people and covertly record them out in public and in spaces that should be private.

I mean…. Smart glasses serve a great purpose, especially to the disabled community like myself. Not saying Metas aren’t creepy (I don’t use them) but I am very excited for more AR tech as someone with ALS.

Hidden camera? Yes Camera glasses in general? Gray space. The one good thing about smart glasses is that it helps blind people identify what's in front of them. The benefit of everyone having them is that the the mass production and support enable the product to still be viable for years (unlike oth