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Live now Smart Glasses Being Used By Teen Boys To Harass Girls. Videos show students using Meta’s Ray-Bans to record classmates and staff, fueling new concerns over privacy, bullying and consent.
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What’s next for the privacy of chats?

Despite the temporary law expected to officially pass in autumn, some opponents of Chat Control are still hopeful. Crucially, the vote showed that most MEPs remain unconvinced about the current legal framework being developed. And while there is deep disagreement on how to do so effectively, it is worth noting that people on all sides want to find solutions that keep children safe online. As the EU institutions pull down the shutters for the summer, we can only hope that politicians are able to reach a compromise that upholds democratic principles while keeping children safe and defending citi

The death of private messaging? What the EU’s Chat Control gambit means for the future of our digital privacy
Is it really OK to record everything?

JK's post describes an 'end state for cameras' being progressively 'imperceptible' and 'a natural part of life'. In other words, roaming cameras that the public eventually gets used to, recording anything and everything. So what about consent? Discreet camera tech is already causing privacy concerns, with a growing backlash to wearable cameras especially Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, after it was discovered that modders could disable the light which indicates that the glasses are recording, and a fix had to be put in place. Cameras are already commonplace in public, especially tourist hotspots

I’m a pro photographer and Insta360’s plan to replace me with an ‘intelligent photography robot’ is giving me serious chills
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'Pretty revolting': LG's TV and gaming monitors are getting huge backlash from users due to reportedly installing PC software without asking you, and insisting that you get consent from your guests so your TV may record their conversations

Users says they've observed LG gaming monitors automatically installing unwanted software on PCs LG's terms of service warn that conversations may be "captured and processed" on TV with the latest version of webOS The terms say you must now warn guests they may be recorded "in compliance with appli… …

Jul 17, 2026 · Carrie Marshall