… Sign in to your Android Police account In an email sent to Ray-Ban Meta owners, Meta announced a series of new features, along with the unwelcome introduction of its Meta One Premium subscription package for the Conversation Focus feature. …
… Sign in to your Android Police account Meta has announced two new styles for its Ray-Ban Meta smartglasses, called Blayzer and Scriber. The new models join some interesting software updates, and a selection of new colors and lens combinations for existing Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley smartglasses. …
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… On this same subject, he pointed out that EssilorLuxottica's partnership with Meta is far more beneficial to the Facebook owner, as: The Meta brand is not something that people want to put anywhere near their face. …
… Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, speaking during the LA trial, said he relied on the policy, but always wished it worked faster to identify accounts owned by those under 13. Both Meta and Google intend to appeal the LA court’s decision, meaning this won’t be the end of the story.
… Meta has released its Meta Ray-Ban Display smartglasses which have both a screen and a camera in the US, but has held off launching them in the UK and other regions. …
Andy Boxall Mar 17, 2026, 7:46 AM EDT Andy is a seasoned technology journalist with more than 15 years experience in the mobile industry, writing for Digital Trends, Wired, and more. …
… Related Meta's privacy-invading feature for smartglasses confirms it doesn't care what you think Meta thinks we're too distracted to care about a facial recognition feature Wearing the MemoMind One Comfort without a camera The MemoMind One smart glasses are closer to the Even Realities Even G2 than… …
… Sign in to your Android Police account The Even Realities G2 smartglasses are not like the Ray-Ban Meta. There’s no camera, no way to record video , and the app isn’t a sneaky portal to lots of Meta-backed AI slop. …
… Concerns over how Meta handles data shared with its AI and platforms in general are nothing new, but the prospect of Meta-approved third parties watching your private videos and seeing your photos is a smartglasses-specific, and very worrying problem. How does this impact wearing the Ray-Ban Meta? …