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Dispute over Spy Glasses: Associations Present Guidelines for Smart Glasses

By with∅ut-me 27.08.2026 at 15:17 Uhr Laws & Rights IT & Internet Media & Press
TL;DR AI-generated Several XR associations and universities have published guidelines for the responsible use of smart glasses, emphasizing technical protection mechanisms. The Federal Network Agency sees no reason for a market ban on Ray-Ban Meta Glasses, as a signal light indicates recordings, a feature experts criticize as technically outdated.

Source: heise.de

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