Apple pushes back smart glasses launch to 2027, promising stricter privacy to outpace Meta

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Apple reportedly plans to delay its smart glasses debut until WWDC 2027, emphasizing privacy features such as no facial recognition, less cloud data, on-device processing, and not using customer footage to train AI, in an effort to differentiate from Meta amid backlash over the latter's Ray-Ban glasses.
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