Can You Be Filmed without Knowing It? The Privacy Grey Area Around Smart Glasses

Can you be filmed without knowing it? The privacy grey area around smart glasses

A Delhi café encounter has led to a ₹2.05-crore legal notice to Meta and an Instagram creator, raising questions about covert recording, consent and privacy. 

Man Called Out for Using Smart Glasses During Interview Without Woman's Consent, Then Claims He Is the Victim

A man has sparked a heated online debate after appearing to use smart glasses to record a woman during an interview without making it clear whether she had consented to being filmed. The incident, which was shared widely on social media, shows the man wearing a pair of shades while approaching a woman and asking her a question about dating. The encounter quickly took an unexpected turn when another man passing by began chanting 'camera! camera!'…

Meta, content creator get legal notice from Delhi man who was secretly recorded with smart glasses

The technology company is liable for having designed the device to be indistinguishable from regular spectacles, said the man.

Delhi man sends legal notice to Meta over covert recording with smart glasses

IFF has argued that Meta could bear responsibility for the design and marketing of the device, which resembles conventional spectacles and could therefore allow users to record others without their knowledge.