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Meta is updating its AI-powered smart glasses to close a loophole that allowed
Meta is updating its AI-powered smart glasses to close a loophole that allowed wearers to keep recording after covering the front-facing LED. This latest fix comes a little over a month after Meta updated its glasses to turn off its camera when wearers physically tamper with the capture light. The company’s smart glasses have sparked concerns surrounding privacy and harassment, with some wearers recording others without their consent. Meta’s smart glasses marketing campaign aims to spread ‘awareness’ about its LED capture light.
Why it matters. Why it matters: Meta is updating its AI-powered smart glasses to close a loophole that allowed wearers to keep recording after covering the front-facing LED.
- Meta is updating its AI-powered smart glasses to close a loophole that allowed wearers to keep recording after covering the front-facing LED.
- This latest fix comes a little over a month after Meta updated its glasses to turn off its camera when wearers physically tamper with the capture light.
- The company’s smart glasses have sparked concerns surrounding privacy and harassment, with some wearers recording others without their consent.
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