The capability isn't unique to Meta Ray Ban Smart Glasses, but shows the potential for just about anyone to be able to utilize this technology.

Harvard students hack together a system to gather intel on strangers to build their trust, then share steps for the public to protect themselves from such technology.

Wearing a camera on your face will invariably evoke privacy concerns. The Ray-Ban Meta glasses have addressed the issue to a certain extent with the inclusion of features like a recording light. But any piece of popular consumer electronics will eventually be hacked, often to prove a point.

It's important to note that the facial recognition wasn't executed on the glasses themselves. Meta Ray-bans can stream video to your Instagram account or to a device; the students

Meta has faced backlash for the discreet camera on its smart glasses, which critics have said could enable bad actors to do more harm. The smart glasses have alrea

You can build this in a few days – even as a very naïve developer' A pair of inventive Harvard undergraduates have created what they believe could be one of the most intrusive devices ever built – a wake-up call,

Two Harvard students revealed through research that Meta RayBan smart glasses can be used to dox strangers with the help of PimEyes and LLM.