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Meta Launches Audio-Only AI Glasses as Camera Wearables Face Privacy Backlash

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Meta has introduced a new pair of AI-powered glasses that feature no camera, relying solely on audio functionality. The launch comes at a time when camera-equipped smart glasses are facing intense global scrutiny over potential privacy violations. Critics have raised concerns about wearable devices with discreet cameras being misused for covert surveillance, with some labeling such products as 'pervert' glasses. The audio-only design appears to be Meta's response to these mounting public and regulatory concerns around wearable camera technology.

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