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As privacy backlash grows, Meta reassures public about AI glasses

Meta explained that if wearers of its AI glasses tried to tamper with the light indicator that shows the wearer is taking pictures or recording videos, the device camera would be disabled

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As privacy backlash grows, Meta reassures public about AI glasses
Meta explained that if wearers of its AI glasses tried to tamper with the light indicator that shows the wearer is taking pictures or recording videos, the device camera would be disabled
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