Meta expected to unveil smart glasses without camera as privacy concerns grow
- Meta announced camera-free Ray-Ban smart glasses that retain audio, calling, messaging, and AI features while addressing privacy concerns.
- The glasses will ship on October 13 in Burbank and Clubmaster styles, starting at $349.
- Users can interact with Meta’s Muse AI agent through the glasses to book appointments and complete other tasks.
- Meta also announced lighter virtual-reality glasses priced at $1,299, scheduled to launch in spring 2027.
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Mark Zuckerberg presents the new Ray-Ban that only collects sound as a device they have been working on for years
Meta presented new cameraless smart glasses and a new portable device with AI Muse agent the Meta Connect event. Ray-Ban Display will be sold out of the USA, but will not yet be available in Portugal
This pair with home AI cannot film. Its launch comes in full controversy about the uses of the model with camera, accused of allowing recordings without consent.
Meta has released artificial intelligence (AI) glasses without a camera function. Amidst growing privacy infringement controversies, the company has launched a product that excludes photo-taking capabilities and focuses on music listening and AI conversation features. Meta unveiled the "Ray-Ban Meta Audio" at "Meta Connect 2026," its annual technology and developer event held at its headquarters in Menlo Park, California, on the 23rd (local time…
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