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Meta fixes loophole enabling AI glasses to secretly record others

August 31, 2026, 08:56 UTC · Menlo Park, United States · Americas · no longer in the live window

Meta has released a software patch to close a vulnerability that allowed users of its AI glasses to record other people without consent.

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