Meta has begun to deactivate the photography and filming functions on thousands of smart glasses pairs that the company believes have been intentionally modified to hide the recording. The measure comes after months of controversy about using Ray-Ban Meta and other models for filming people without their consent. According to Semafor, the company introduced through a software update a system that can detect even situations where the white warnin…
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Meta has begun to deactivate the photography and filming functions on thousands of smart glasses pairs that the company believes have been intentionally modified to hide the recording. The measure comes after months of controversy about using Ray-Ban Meta and other models for filming people without their consent. According to Semafor, the company introduced through a software update a system that can detect even situations where the white warnin…