Tech Companies Push to Redefine Privacy as Smart Glasses Blur Personal Boundaries
EFF reports that Meta and Google's smart glasses can record people around the wearer, shifting privacy from a personal choice to a concern affecting bystanders.
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- 2026-11-13 21:29 · EFF Deeplinks
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