Smart Glasses: Federal Network Agency Rejects Ban
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HateAid has filed a criminal complaint in Germany against the management of Meta, Ray-Ban, and Oakley, as well as four retail chains selling Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. The organization alleges that these are hidden cameras in everyday items, which are banned in Germany.
The Federal Network Agency currently sees no basis for a general ban on smart glasses with integrated camera.
The organization HateAid is known to be taking legal action against the sale of smart glasses. The organization has filed a criminal complaint with the Central Office for Combating Internet Crime (ZIT). ...See the article: Camera glasses in the sights of the justice system: Federal Network Agency currently not planning a ban Where you can follow us: Facebook, Reddit, Google News, X, Threads Want to stay up to date? Add us to your favorite sou…
The Federal Network Agency currently considers the Meta Smart Glasses to be permissible. The recording function is sufficiently recognizable for third parties by means of an LED signal.
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