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Meta's New Product Is So Bad It Got Banned Immediately

Long-form20:09Science & TechnologyPublished Jul 17, 2026, 4:00 PM · 3mo ago
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Meta’s AI-powered Ray-Ban glasses could transform everyday life for blind and visually impaired people, translating text, recognising faces and describing the world in real time. Instead, covert filming, privacy scandals, courtroom bans and reports that Meta is testing glasses without a recording light have turned a potentially life-changing invention into a symbol of surveillance and distrust. This is how Meta took one of the most promising wearable AI products ever created and gave the world “pervert glasses.” ☕ Support the channel on Ko-fi: ➡️ https://ko-fi.com/houseofel 00:00 Introduction 02:36 What These Glasses Actually Are 05:26 How "Smart Glasses" Became "Pervert Glasses" 10:40 Removing The Light 13:49 The Panopticon Question 17:35 This Could Have Been Beautiful #Meta #RayBanMeta #SmartGlasses #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #TechNews #Privacy #Surveillance #BigTech #WearableTech #MarkZuckerberg #MetaAI

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