Proposed Pennsylvania law would require smart glasses like Meta Ray-Bans to light up while recording audio or video

The bill would prohibit modifications and workarounds, and require users to be educated on privacy laws.
ZDNet

Can Meta workers see through your Ray-Ban smart glasses? Here's what security experts say

Meta workers reportedly viewed sensitive Ray-Ban glasses videos. Videos included undressing and going to the bathroom. Often, wearers didn't know the glasses were recording. Many Meta Ray-Ban users ...
Android Authority

Modders are turning Ray-Ban Meta glasses into spy gear for as little as $50

Many modders are charging $50 to $100 to physically destroy the recording LED on Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, creating an undetected “stealth mode.” While Meta’s software blocks low-tech cover-ups like ...
Ars Technica

Workers report watching Ray-Ban Meta-shot footage of people using the bathroom

Meta’s approach to user privacy is under renewed scrutiny following a Swedish report that employees of a Meta subcontractor have watched footage captured by Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses showing ...
Geeky Gadgets

Ray-Ban Meta 124.0 Update Quietly Unlocks 5-Minute Video Recording

The Ray-Ban Meta 124.0 update introduces notable changes for users of the Meta AI app and Ray-Ban smart glasses. Steven Sullivan highlights specific improvements, including Full HD video recording at ...
techtimes

Ray‑Ban Meta Smart Glasses: Features and Everyday-Use Cases

Discover what Ray‑Ban Meta smart glasses can do: capture photos and videos, listen to music, make calls, and use Meta AI, all in stylish Ray‑ban frames that redefine everyday smart glasses. Ray-Ban - ...