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The article discusses Meta's smart glasses technology, which allows users to take photos and interact without the need to carry a phone. They feature a small, discreet camera that becomes visible when recording begins. Over 7 million units have been sold, and it is expected that the number of users could reach hundreds of millions in the coming years. However, this technology has sparked privacy debates, as others can potentially record or monitor without consent. This has led to bans on the glasses in certain public places such as bars, and criticisms from women's rights activists, especially in locations where people do not expect to be filmed. While the law in Northern Ireland remains unclear regarding public photography, it is believed that the technology has outpaced legislation. The real question is whether people will be able to tell when they are being recorded or not.
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