Privacy advocates rejoice. Meta's AI glasses have a small white LED that lights up when the camera is recording, and people have been paying services to disable or cover it so they can film without anyone noticing. Meta's response: if the light gets tampered with or destroyed, the camera stops working entirely, starting with second-generation models.
They're also pulling listings for those modification services off their platforms and considering legal action against whoever's running them. Covert recording services for consumer glasses had a market, and Meta just made the product useless if you try it. This follows today's news that Solos is selling a privacy kit that physically covers your camera.
