A recently surfaced Meta patent points toward an intrusive future for wearable tech, where smart glasses could use AI and facial recognition to track, analyze, and film social interactions automatically.
Meta holds 76% of the global smart-glass market. As these devices normalize always-on cameras, we must weigh the convenience of wearable tech against critical privacy and data protection concerns.
A viral incident involving a physician wearing Meta glasses in a clinical setting has ignited a critical debate over the intersection of wearable technology and patient privacy.
