Camera Glasses: Digital Rights Lawyers Launch Petition Against Meta's Smart Glasses
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Digital rights lawyers are calling for a ban on Meta's smart glasses, citing concerns that they enable surreptitious video recording and threaten privacy. They reference a law prohibiting devices capable of unobserved image capture, drawing a parallel to a previous case where a toy doll was removed from the market for similar reasons.
Source: heise.de
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