Ray-ban | Meta Smart Glasses

My Meta glasses are my every day prescription glasses. It didn’t even dawn on me not to wear them. They're a recording device. So how it "didn't dawn on you" that they wouldn't allow your recording device is absurd. You have the option to have non-recording glasses. Meta eyeglass people are the wors

In a roundabout way this is ultimately a good thing. These glassholes will inevitably tarnish the reputation of anyone wearing smart glasses, all the while sinking the privacy abomination that is Meta just a little more.

He might actually be wearing the meta 'smart' glasses which is probably worse.

Ray-Ban Meta Creep The term you're looking for is glasshole. The last time someone tried it with this much effort it led to people having their smart glasses snatched from their face to get stomped on and a discontinued product line. The world was better for it.

She's popped up in my feed modeling fucking Meta AI glasses too so that ruins any enjoyment I might've gotten from them being cute or whatever. Rich people are so gross

Smart glasses are a privacy nightmare. First of all there is no reason they should cost like $400 so the price is without a question going to plummet in the next 1-3 years. Many alternatives to Meta's Ray-Ban will be available. But in reality they are a privacy nightmare for everyone and will be hea

I've literally never thought of that use and doubt anyone would do that. I hate to tell you, but.... https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/2024/10/03/metas-ray-ban-smart-glasses-used-to-instantly-dox-strangers-in-public-thanks-to-ai-and-facial-recognition/ Basically, they have a computer monitor

As you pointed out, there’s limitations. And if you search online you’ll see dozens of stories where wannabe pickup artist loser bros are harassing women to share on social media, in a few instances sharing their personal information like phone numbers or email addresses. This is why I think victims

Damn. It is the one reason I am avoiding stuff like this. There are many non meta with cool applications like displaying a monitor in front of you to watch TV on the bus or train but all these glasses are so obvious to tell they are smart because of how thick they are and it's going to get to the po

Southwest will not say what triggered this policy. That silence is its own kind of answer. Companies do not issue emergency memos banning an entire category of technology without a reason, and the reason is almost always an incident that has not become public yet. The deeper issue this raises is one