👓 Who's Really Watching What Smartglasses See? | EFFector 38.6
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“For over 35 years, EFFector has been your guide to understanding the intersection of technology, civil liberties, and the law.”
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“After years of tech industry experiments, smartglasses with embedded cameras and microphones have finally gone mainstream.”
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“And, disturbingly, sometimes it's not just their owners who are watching what these devices record.”
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“In this week's EFFector newsletter, we're taking a closer look at the privacy implications of Meta Ray-Bans”
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“This week's issue covers EFF's new executive director; how publishers blocking the Internet Archive threaten the web's historical record; and why you should think twice before buying or using Meta’s Ray-Bans.”
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“How publishers blocking the Internet Archive threaten the web's historical record”
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