Meta Glasses Privacy Controversy
Public backlash against Meta's smart glasses prompts development of a camera-less version to address privacy concerns.
September 2025
Individual displayed recording Ray-Bans at event
At an event attended by radio and TV personalities, one individual displayed Ray-Bans capable of recording video. The individual stated they had been recording everyone without anyone knowing.
September 2026
Meta reportedly developing camera-free glasses, code-named Luna
Meta is reportedly working on a version of its glasses that lacks a camera. This new iteration is internally code-named Luna.
Source ↗Luna glasses will feature six microphones for AI interaction
The camera-free Luna glasses will include an array of six microphones. These microphones are intended to allow users to interact with Meta's AI chatbot and Muse.
Source ↗Meta reportedly develops camera-free version of glasses
Meta is reportedly working on a version of its glasses that lacks a camera. This development follows public shaming regarding the original device.
Source ↗Camera-free glasses, Luna, will include six microphones
The camera-free glasses, code-named Luna, are specified to include an array of six microphones. This means the device can still record audio without video.
Source ↗Meta reportedly developing camera-less version of glasses
Meta is reportedly working on a version of its glasses that does not include a camera. This development is cited in discussions as a response to public criticism regarding the device.
Source ↗Meta reportedly developing glasses version without camera
Meta is reportedly working on a version of its glasses that excludes a camera. This development is linked to public criticism surrounding the original Meta glasses.
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