Audio-only Ray-Bans have arrived alongside more camera-equipped glasses. What’s

Audio-only Ray-Bans have arrived alongside more camera-equipped glasses. What’s missing? Privacy controls to address the ‘perv glasses’ backlash. Read our hands-on impressions

Ray-Ban Meta Audio drops the camera for a lighter and sleeker design that's likely to be more socially acceptable amid the public privacy backlash.

Meta may be ready to reveal a new pair of smart glasses with no camera at all, amid a PR crisis for the company caused by the video recording capabilities of its flagship smart

Meta has been steadfast in its push for gadgets that put microphones and cameras in people’s homes and on their faces, while battling fears that the devices could be used for

<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Some people fear heights. Others fear the dark. Some increasingly fear ending up in a stranger’s Instagram Reel, recorded without their knowledge

🔊 Meta is ditching the camera on its new smart glasses to ease privacy fears. ‘While you cannot record video footage with them, you can still very much record audio,’ Aditya Soni

This year’s Meta Connect featured a new lightweight VR wearable and camera-free Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. www.theverge.com/tech/999593/...

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