Privacy alarm over covert filming with smart glasses

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Australian coverage warns that camera-equipped smart glasses are rising in popularity but pose substantial privacy risks, as wearers can shoot video or photos without others knowing—the recording light can be disabled and people may be filmed without consent. The piece cites a TikTok video from Kayla Jade about a client trying to film without permission, plus earlier incidents at universities and public hotspots, and notes Meta’s stance that responsibility lies with users and the company will combat misuse.
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