Connected Glasses in Europe's Viewfinder After Many Drifts
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In Europe, protests are mounting against connected glasses, used to film women and children without their knowledge. As their sales take off, calls to banish them from certain public spaces are increasing. In the United Kingdom, media have called them "perverse glasses", while in France, an association denounces humiliating videos.
A patient in France noticed that her gynecologist was wearing Meta glasses during the examination and the light was on: this is one of dozens of complaints from victims of Ray-Ban Meta glasses, which were launched in Greece by Adonis Georgiadis. As is known, in late July the Minister of Health was spotted wearing the
Since January 2026, the e-Enfance association has registered a very marked increase in reports of women filmed without consent via Meta connected glasses, then humiliated on social networks. A phenomenon that exposes the flaws of the...
The e-Enfance association reveals that it has received more than 20 reports since the beginning of the year concerning women filmed without their knowledge by this type of glasses. Although still considered a niche market, these new devices are taken very seriously by the CNIL and its European counterparts.
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