Meta is rolling out an update to its AI glasses in response to privacy concerns about unauthorized recording. Alex Himel, the company's executive vice president of wearables, said on Threads that the update will ensure the camera stops working if the indicator light is covered during recording, so bystanders can reliably know when photos or videos are being taken. Previously, users could start recording and then cover the light to bypass the restriction. The news was reported by Ars Technica.
Meta is updating its AI glasses in response to privacy concerns about unsanctioned recording. The update will disable the camera if the device's recording indicator is obscured, giving bystanders a reliable signal that photos or videos are being captured.
The change was outlined by Alex Himel, Meta's executive vice president of wearables, in a Threads post. Himel said the upcoming update would ensure that 「if the indicator light is covered during recording, the camera will stop working.」 Previously, a user could start recording first and then cover the light to get around the safeguard. Ars Technica reported the news.
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