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Meta patches Ray-Ban smart glasses privacy flaw, but cameraless designs gain traction
Meta fixed a privacy vulnerability in its Ray-Ban smart glasses that could allow unauthorized photo capture. The update addresses concerns about surreptitious recording. Meanwhile, some argue cameraless designs could better protect privacy.
Meridian48 take
The fix is necessary, but the debate over cameraless designs highlights a deeper tension between functionality and privacy in wearables.
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