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The Secretary of State also sees manufacturers as mandatory, but he does not want a general ban.

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The Secretary of State also sees manufacturers as mandatory, but he does not want a general ban.

·Vienna, Austria
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Smart glasses, i.e. glasses with built-in camera, microphone and AI functions, are used more and more frequently. However, the handling of them is not sufficiently regulated in Austria, according to Digital State Secretary Alexander Pröll (ÖVP).

·Linz, Austria
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·Vienna, Austria
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Smart glasses, i.e. glasses with built-in camera, microphone and AI functions, are used more and more frequently. However, according to Digital State Secretary Alexander Pröll (ÖVP), the handling of them is not yet sufficiently regulated in Austria. Therefore, he presented a step-by-step model for dealing with them on Wednesday, in which the most important principles are first formulated. As a next step, a parliamentary enquete is planned to do …

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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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