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Meta will ruin its smart glasses by being Meta

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Meta considered launching facial recognition software for its Ray-Ban smart glasses during a politically charged period to sidestep privacy concerns, according to The New York Times. This move underscores ongoing fears about Meta's approach to user privacy, likely deterring potential users and content creators who prioritize data security. Content creators should be wary of integrating technologies from companies with questionable privacy practices.

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