Meta Unveils Camera-Less Smart Glasses
The move is seen as a response to growing concerns over data privacy and surveillance, with the new smart glasses expected to address these issues
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Meta's glasses can no longer record if the capture LED is covered at any time.
The camera-free glasses are codenamed Luna, with shipments targeted for October.
Meta's camera-less smart glasses will be unveiled on September 23 at its Connect conference.
Story published. The move is seen as a response to growing concerns over data privacy and surveillance, with the new smart glasses expected to address these issues
Meta is expected to unveil smart glasses without a camera, in a move that acknowledges growing concerns over data privacy and surveillance.
The decision to launch camera-less smart glasses is seen as a response to increasing concerns over data privacy and surveillance.
## What it means The launch of these smart glasses is a significant development in the tech industry, as it shows that companies are starting to take privacy concerns seriously.
## Why it matters The growing concerns over data privacy and surveillance have led to increased scrutiny of tech companies and their products. By unveiling smart glasses without a camera, Meta is attempting to address these concerns and provide a product that is more privacy-friendly.
The exact details of the smart glasses, including their features and release date, have not been announced yet. However, the fact that they will not have a camera is a significant departure from other smart glasses on the market, and is likely to be seen as a positive step by those who are concerned about privacy.
