
‘Now I understand’: Man sees videos recorded with Ray-Ban Meta Glasses. Then he…
A TikToker warns that Meta Ray-Ban glasses are being used to secretly record women and kids, calling them dangerous.
A recent viral video by content creator ItsMardo has sparked a renewed debate over the privacy implications of wearable technology, specifically Meta glasses. In the video, Mardo, speaking from his car, voiced significant concerns about the potential for misuse of these smart glasses. "If you go on TikTok and look up 'candid Meta glasses videos,' there's accounts who go to the beach, who go to swim parks... recording, walking behind girls, little girls," Mardo stated, highlighting instances of individuals covertly filming others in public spaces without their knowledge or consent. He further explained that the small blinking light designed to indicate recording can be easily covered, making the glasses appear as ordinary eyewear. "You can just tape it over, and it'll look like regular glasses," he remarked, underscoring the ease with which privacy can be compromised. Mardo emphasized the disturbing nature of such unconsented surveillance, particularly in environments where people are in revealing clothing or simply enjoying private moments. The video has garnered millions of views, drawing attention to a growing ethical dilemma surrounding personal privacy in the age of advanced wearable technology, prompting calls for stricter regulations or enhanced user awareness features.
A TikToker warns that Meta Ray-Ban glasses are being used to secretly record women and kids, calling them dangerous.