Meta Glasses News

A Delhi man is suing Meta and an Instagram influencer for Rs 2.05 crore, alleging he was recorded without consent using Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, raising ques

Private schools are reportedly banning Meta glasses due to fears of bullying and privacy invasion, as the devices contain tiny cameras despite resembling typica

Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are facing growing backlash in the UK due to privacy concerns over non-consensual public recording and data processing, leading to

UK cinemas are banning Meta glasses due to piracy concerns, with several pub firms, including Wetherspoons, also indicating they will not permit recording with

Meta glasses are being banned by many cinemas due to piracy concerns, with the UK Cinema Association stating that venues are reviewing their policies on smart g

A Target employee, Toru Hinkle, reported being filmed without consent by customers wearing Ray-Ban Meta glasses while working, leading to a confrontation and co

An official memo warns that ICE agents are prohibited from wearing Meta glasses while on duty, as smart glasses have become a recurring accessory during immigra

Courts in England and Wales have banned Meta glasses, joining other establishments and New York courts, due to privacy concerns over their video recording capab

Wetherspoon has banned Meta smart glasses from all 800 of its pubs due to privacy concerns. The glasses feature built-in cameras, speakers, and microphones, all

Wetherspoon has banned the use of Meta glasses for filming inside its pubs due to growing concerns about covert public filming. This decision addresses privacy

A video discusses whether Meta glasses allow users to tell if they are being filmed, featuring insights from Guardian Australia's technology reporter, lifestyle

Police are investigating reports of a TikToker secretly filming people using Meta glasses, with hundreds of videos of non-consensual filming remaining on social