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Meta's new AI feature requests photo uploads from users for personalized suggestions, sparking privacy concerns.

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Author’s Opinion Meta’s exploration of facial recognition technology in its smart glasses raises significant ethical and privacy concerns. While the company may see this as an opportunity to push the ...

While the feature is said to be opt-in for those wearing a pair of Meta's smart glasses, it would be impossible for anyone near them to opt out of having their faces scanned and identified by the ...

In 2021, Meta announced that it would end Facebook's facial recognition system and discard more than 1 billion pieces of facial recognition data after receiving a lot of criticism.

This facial recognition feature will reportedly be built from its technology present in its latest smart glasses known as "Live AI," which is capable of scanning objects, items, places, and more ...

Meta may have signalled this shift back in April, when the company updated its privacy policies for its AR glasses. Meta also sometimes uses facial recognition to verify users' identity.

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Apart from working again on facial recognition, Meta has updated its privacy policies in April. Now, the terms state that its current smart glasses will activate artificial intelligence by default.