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Why I'll never be convinced by Meta's 'pervert’ glasses | Opinion

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Why I'll never be convinced by Meta's 'pervert’ glasses | Opinion
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Why I'll never be convinced by Meta's ‘pervert’ glasses | OpinionMetaWhy I'll never be convinced by Meta's ‘pervert’ glasses | Opinion'Most people don’t want pervert glasses that can film us without our consent,' said a spokesperson from activist group Everyone Hates Elon.

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Canonical URLhttps://www.theguardian.com/technology/video/2026/aug/05/meta-pervert-glasses-opinion-video
Publication timeWed, 05 Aug 2026 14:13:33 GMT
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Why I'll never be convinced by Meta's ‘pervert’ glasses | OpinionMetaWhy I'll never be convinced by Meta's ‘pervert’ glasses | Opinion'Most people don’t want pervert glasses that can film us without our consent,' said a spokesperson from activist group Everyone Hates Elon. The group has launched a series of guerilla adverts deriding non-consensual filming by the glasses as well as an email campaign encouraging people to legally object to being filmed by Meta glasses under general data protection regulations, which over 20,000 people have signed.Rights groups have warned that the glasses threaten the right to privacy, while countries such as Germany are reportedly considering a ban.And while Meta’s safety guidelines say smart glasses should not be used for 'harassment, infringing on…

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