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Meta’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Have Officially Earned the Public Nickname “Pervert Glasses” Amid a Massive Privacy Reckoning

Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are facing a privacy backlash and a derogatory new public nickname as concerns over hidden recording grow.

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Meta is updating its Ray-Ban smart glasses with a privacy-safety feature designed to prevent hidden recording. This move comes amid a public reckoning regarding the device's privacy implications, which has led to the glasses being nicknamed "pervert glasses." Coverage from Yahoo Tech and Engadget emphasizes a growing backlash that is altering how—or if—people choose to use the hardware.

Fortune reports that while these safety updates are being implemented, Meta is reportedly testing a "super-sensing" prototype. Future developments center on the implementation of the new privacy features and the progress of the "super-sensing" prototype mentioned in Fortune's reporting.

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What is the new public nickname for Meta's Ray-Ban glasses?

The glasses have earned the nickname "pervert glasses" amid a privacy reckoning.

How is Meta addressing hidden recording concerns?

Meta has added a privacy-safety feature and updated the glasses to prevent hidden recording.

Is Meta developing new versions of the hardware?

According to Fortune, Meta is reportedly testing a "super-sensing" prototype.

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