Meta Fixes AI Glasses Loophole: Recording Stops if LED is Covered
Ars Technica AI · rss · 2026-08-28
Meta rolled out a fix for its AI glasses following backlash over non-consensual recordings. Previously, users could bypass the recording LED alert by covering it after recording started. The new update ensures the camera stops working if the light is covered during recording, guaranteeing bystanders can reliably see when they are being filmed.
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