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Meta defends AI smart glasses amid criticism

Outlet: RTÉ News · Published 23/10/2026 18:26 UTC

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Meta's AI smart glasses have been branded "creepy" and an invasion of privacy amid cases of people using them to secretly film women and girls and then posting the footage to social media without their consent.

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    Meta's AI smart glasses have been branded 'creepy' "creepy" and an invasion of privacy amid cases of people using them to secretly film women and girls and then posting the footage to social media without their consent.

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https://www.rte.ie/news/world/2026/1023/1596672-meta-smart-glasses/
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23/10/2026 18:26 UTC
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