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US Senators Press Meta Over Its 'Pervert Glasses'
Ron Wyden and Edward Markey have sent Meta a letter demanding answers on how its smart glasses threaten the privacy of wearers and bystanders. The move follows an investigation by 404 Media.
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Meta Preps a Camera-Free Smart Glasses Amid Surveillance Scandal
According to The Information, Meta may unveil camera-free glasses code-named Luna as soon as its Meta Connect conference — an attempt to shed the reputation of “creeper glasses.”
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Norway debates banning “pervert glasses” with built-in cameras
The country's authorities believe that camera-equipped wearables, such as the glasses made by Meta and Snap, pose privacy risks and need to be regulated.
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Apple Delays Its Smart Glasses to Sort Out Privacy
According to Bloomberg, Apple has pushed the launch of its first smart glasses to late 2027 — in part to work out privacy protections and avoid repeating Meta's reputational troubles.
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Even Realities Is Betting on Camera-Free Smart Glasses — for Productivity, Not Recording
The startup Even Realities has unveiled smart glasses without a camera, betting that office users care more about productivity than about the ability to record what's going on around them. The device is aimed at people who spend a lot of time in meetings and on the road.
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Meta is developing smart glasses that continuously record audio and photos
According to the Financial Times, Meta is working on a prototype of “super sensing” smart glasses capable of continuously recording sound and taking snapshots every few seconds. Users will be able to ask Meta AI for information about the captured material.
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Smart glasses maker Even Realities hits $1B valuation after $150M round
Even Realities, a company founded by former Apple employees that develops camera-free smart glasses, has raised $150M from Meituan and Tencent. The startup's valuation has reached $1B.