Meta Faces Expanded Privacy Suit Over AI Glasses Recording Bystanders Without Consent

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A US class-action against Meta was amended to add 'bystander' plaintiffs who say the company violated their privacy by data captured with Meta's AI Glasses and used for AI training without consent, including people who never owned the devices. Meta disputes the allegations, saying data may be reviewed to improve products and that they take steps to remove identifying information, while noting the glasses sold over seven million units in 2025.
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