Australia, Britain & Norway move to ban smart glasses in public over privacy
Polymarket · x · 2026-10-06
Australia, Britain, and Norway are moving to ban smart glasses in public settings over privacy concerns, per Polymarket. The move would directly restrict AI glasses products like Meta's in public spaces and signals tightening global scrutiny of camera-equipped wearables.
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