Meta launches camera-free Ray-Bans to address privacy concerns
Summary
Meta has introduced a new line of smart glasses that do not include cameras, in response to privacy concerns raised by users and critics. The company also unveiled virtual reality spectacles and augmented reality goggles as part of its efforts to promote the metaverse. These products are being released amid growing scrutiny of smart glasses and their potential for misuse. The new wearables are part of Meta's broader strategy to expand its presence in the augmented and virtual reality markets. The company has not yet provided details on the availability or pricing of the new devices.
Latest: Meta introduced a new line of camera-free smart glasses and virtual reality spectacles, along with augmented reality goggles, as part of its efforts to address privacy concerns and promote the metaverse.
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How it unfolded
Thursday 24 September
Meta introduced a new line of camera-free smart glasses and virtual reality spectacles, along with augmented reality goggles, as part of its efforts to address privacy concerns and promote the metaverse.
- 06:36The IndependentMeta unveils camera-free Ray-Bans after privacy concerns over ‘pervert glasses’
Wednesday 23 September
- 20:00The GuardianMeta debuts no-camera smart glasses and virtual reality spectacles
- 20:00The IndependentMeta is launching a new product to fix its biggest problem