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Covert recording fears spark push for smart glasses ban at Newcastle pools

The proposal would allow accessibility use but limit covert recording, as other councils already enforce bans and federal privacy concerns grow.

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Newcastle council will vote on banning smart glasses at public pools and childcare centres. Read how new entry rules aim to protect community privacy.

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Covert recording fears spark push for smart glasses ban at Newcastle pools

Newcastle council will vote on banning smart glasses at public pools and childcare centres. Read how new entry rules aim to protect community privacy.

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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