Wearable cameras and smart glasses pose a threat to everyone's privacy. But what if they couldn't see your face?

There are now oodles of different Meta smart glasses. Some have cameras and some don't—but they all raise privacy concerns.

Artificial intelligence again dominated the company’s annual developer conference, as Mark Zuckerberg doubled down on how the technology can empower people.

Confirming earlier reports, Meta announced its first pair of camera-free AI glasses, the clunkily named Ray-Ban Meta Audio, at its Connect 2026 conference on Wednesday. Designed to combat criticism ...

The bars, theaters and restaurants dotting central London may not seem like a conflict zone. But many venue owners are facing a difficult fight over a new and, some say, potentially dangerous device: ...

SYDNEY, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Australia is considering barring the use of camera-equipped smart glasses in government workplaces due to ‌privacy and security concerns, in what it said could be the ...

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Smart glasses are quietly becoming part of some people's daily routines for things like checking notifications and making calls. Being able to do that without having to pick up your phone is really ...

Meta smart glasses are raising concerns among women as stories circulate, with claims that people were stalked by those using the tool. This has led to software developer Pawel Szydlowski launching an ...

Businesses and local councils around Australia are increasingly imposing their own restrictions on "smart glasses," responding to customers' concerns about being covertly recorded in public places. An ...