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Meta glasses wearers hit with paywall to use built-in feature

Owners of Meta's AI glasses have been told they must pay a monthly fee if they want full access to a feature that was previously free. Users will have to shell out $19.99 every month to use "Conversa

bbc.co.ukJuly 2, 2026

Michael Barrymore TikTok videos prompt concern over filming on smart glasses

Former TV presenter Barrymore has become hugely popular on TikTok in recent years Retail staff being filmed by members of the public without their knowledge or consent is an "increasing problem", a s

bbc.co.ukJune 24, 2026

Snap unveils £1,995 smart glasses after previous flops

Snapchat's parent company has announced it is releasing new smart glasses, a decade after its original pair lost the company tens of millions of dollars. The new augmented reality (AR) glasses, calle

bbc.comJune 21, 2026

College Board Bans Smart Glasses During SAT

Students will not be allowed to wear the devices, even if they are prescription glasses. Photo illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed | Izusek and Spiderplay/E+/Getty Images The College Bo

insidehighered.comJune 8, 2026

Smart glasses and AI pose growing threat to exam integrity, says Ofqual

Gadgets including smart glasses and invisible earpieces could undermine the legitimacy of the exam system by making it easier for students to cheat, the chief of Ofqual has warned. Chief regulator Si

engx.theiet.orgJune 7, 2026

‘In the worst cases, they could lose all their A-level grades’: Students could resort to using smart glasses and hidden ear pieces to cheat in exams — but it’s not just a threat to UK schools

Cases are rising in the US and China When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The UK government has warned that the rise of smart tech c

techradar.comJune 7, 2026

Regulator contacts Meta over workers watching intimate AI glasses videos

The UK data watchdog is writing to Meta following a "concerning" report claiming outsourced workers were able to view sensitive content filmed by the company's AI smart glasses. Meta said subcontract

bbc.comMarch 8, 2026