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Will a camera-free version change their image
Meta has introduced a camera-free version of its smart glasses, called Ray-Ban Meta Audio, which features audio functions but lacks a camera, addressing privacy concerns associated with earlier models. Despite ongoing controversy over the original camera-enabled glasses, including reports of misuse and public backlash, the new version aims to offer a less invasive alternative, though critics suggest it may serve a niche market. The company emphasizes that the product has been in development for two years and highlights benefits such as lower cost, lighter design, and improved battery life. While some industry experts see this as a response to privacy issues, others believe camera-enabled glasses will remain prevalent, and broader industry efforts are ongoing to develop privacy-conscious designs.
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