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Updated · NBC News · Sep 24

Zuckerberg Plans Smart Glasses Privacy Push as Meta Counters 'Pervert Glasses' Criticism

Updated

Updated · NBC News · Sep 24

Zuckerberg Plans Smart Glasses Privacy Push as Meta Counters 'Pervert Glasses' Criticism

1 articles · Updated · NBC News · Sep 24

Zuckerberg said Meta will mount a public counteroffensive to answer criticism that its smart glasses enable covert recording.
Speaking to NBC News analyst Joanna Stern, he acknowledged some critics have labeled the devices "pervert glasses" over privacy fears.
Meta’s response will focus on safeguards the company says are designed to deter secret recordings, making privacy the center of its defense.
The push underscores a broader challenge for smart glasses makers: convincing consumers and bystanders that always-available cameras will not be misused.

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