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Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses recorded conversations without user consent due to bug

Reports indicate that some Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses recorded conversations without user consent due to a bug. Meta has acknowledged the issue and stated it has been resolved.

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Users of Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have reported that their devices recorded conversations without their knowledge, even when the activation phrase was not used. One Reddit user detailed their experience, noting that audio recordings and transcripts were saved in the Meta AI app. They called for a technical investigation into the matter, emphasizing the importance of user privacy. Meta has confirmed that the bug has been fixed.

Key facts

  • Some Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses recorded conversations without user consent.
  • The issue occurred without users saying the prompt phrase, 'Hey, Meta.'
  • Meta stated that the bug has been fixed.
  • A Reddit user reported the issue across three pairs of glasses.
  • The user claimed audio recordings and transcripts were saved in the Meta AI app.
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Bug turns one of the biggest fears about Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses into reality

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Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses recorded conversations without user consent due to bug