Meta (Gen 1)

There was a woman on TikTok absolutely horrified at the fact that in the middle of her waxing appointment she realised her waxer was wearing these rayban meta recording glasses. The waxer claimed they were “switched off” but why on earth would you be wearing them whilst waxing vulvas? Come on.

So, firstly - fuck Meta. However, VIDEO CAMERA GLASSES are a thing. Not smart/AI/internet glasses. Just video camera glasses. And they're less than $50 on Amazon for a pair of 1080p, or a little more for 4K. Obviously don't be a creep and do shit like what OP's article talks about, but they'd be a h

“Name Tag,” as the feature is called, would let smart glasses wearers identify people and get information about them from Meta’s AI assistant, the report said. Is there any benign use for such a feature? It's like they're deliberately marketing this thing to stalkers.

A new report says that video feeds from Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses are sent for review by human data annotators in Kenya, and that the footage includes sensitive content that is supposed to be excluded. Whistleblowers says that the video seen by third-party contractors used by Meta includes everythi

Meta said subcontracted workers might sometimes review content, including films and images, captured by its AI smart glasses for the purpose of improving the "experience They didn't specify. who's experience is being improved so allow me to explain it for you. It's their experience, Meta doesn't see

Yet somehow Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta AI glasses are becoming increasingly popular... Ugh!

NOR There was a newspaper article that meta employs people from Scandinavia to review all footage from meta ai glasses to assess customer experience. It is sub-contracted from meta, so another random company actually views all the footage. This also affects things like the glasses wearer going to th

Spoof advertisements featuring the paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein wearing Meta’s AI glasses have been installed at bus stops across London in a guerrilla campaign protesting against privacy risks. The activist group Everyone Hates Elon appeared at a bus stop on Carnegie Street with an image of

What’s making me nervous is the trend of folks wearing those RayBan Meta Glasses. I’ve seen reels and videos of customers doing things at the register to get a reaction from crew members. The name tags are shown and we see the POV of the customer interaction. The lack of consent and regulation on th

I was curious about the RayBan meta glasses and specifically if there was a way to know if it was recording otherwise it feels like it would be a huge privacy nightmare. Turns out they do have a visible LED when recording. And then I came across a load of reddit posts from people saying I'M DEFINITE