Meta Plans Camera-Free Smart Glasses for Fall Launch, The Information Reports
- On Tuesday, The Information reported that Meta plans to release a camera-free pair of smart glasses, internally code-named Luna, this fall to address privacy concerns.
- Critics have labeled Meta's current smart glasses models 'pervert glasses' due to recording capabilities; the company hopes the camera-free design will attract hesitant customers.
- Equipped with six microphones, Luna allows users to speak with Meta's AI chatbot and Muse, the company's newly launched consumer AI agent, via a side button.
- Meta could unveil Luna at the annual Connect developer conference on Sept 23 and 24, with the company targeting October for shipments of the slimmer-temple design.
- While current models include LED lights to indicate recording, Meta closed a loophole in August that allowed users to secretly film others, prompting this camera-free approach.
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Meta's Camera-Free Luna Glasses Solve the Bystander Problem, Not the Data One
Meta Luna smart glasses reportedly remove the camera ahead of Meta Connect, which fixes the complaint from bystanders. The harder question is voice, because Meta's current glasses store recordings by default and Luna is reportedly built to reach Muse, Meta's personal AI agent.
Meta Luna Smart Glasses could ditch cameras, focus on AI and audio features: Good idea or bad?
Meta is reportedly developing a new pair of camera-free smart glasses, internally codenamed Luna. The wearable is expected to be showcased at Meta Connect 2026 later this month and could go on sale in October.
Meta is working on a pair of smart glasses without a camera, new report claims
Meta's smart glasses have been quite successful so far, but many people may not need or want a pair with a camera. Thankfully, the company seems intent on serving those people too, if a new report turns out to be accurate. Meta is allegedly developing a pair of smart glasses without a camera. These will be called Luna. They are expected to be unveiled during Meta's annual developer conference scheduled to take place on September 23 and 24. The M…
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