Meta adding face recognition technology to its smart glasses would violate the privacy rights of millions of people and cost the company billions of dollars legal battles.
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Meta adding face recognition technology to its smart glasses would violate the privacy rights of millions of people and cost the company billions of dollars legal battles. It should abandon its plans. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/02/seven-billion-reasons-facebook-abandon-its-face-recognition-plans
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Meta adding face recognition technology to its smart glasses would violate the privacy rights of millions of people and cost the company billions of dollars legal battles. It should abandon its plans. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/02/seven-billion-reasons-facebook-abandon-its-face-recognition-plans
@eff hopefully mastodon users have all deleted their Facebook accounts
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R relay@relay.an.exchange shared this topic
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@eff hopefully mastodon users have all deleted their Facebook accounts
@dnparadice @eff Sadly can't do that coz everybody in my country uses it and that's where most of the announcement and news from my country and local community are posted. Its so annoying
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Meta adding face recognition technology to its smart glasses would violate the privacy rights of millions of people and cost the company billions of dollars legal battles. It should abandon its plans. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/02/seven-billion-reasons-facebook-abandon-its-face-recognition-plans
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Meta glasses, trained to recognize other Meta glasses, and fire a jet of wallpaper paste at them, seems like a good idea.If there's escalation, then there's always high power lasers. Meta users as collateral damage may just have to be the price we'll pay
(for the record, this is a joke, not a plan)
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@dnparadice @eff Sadly can't do that coz everybody in my country uses it and that's where most of the announcement and news from my country and local community are posted. Its so annoying
@L_yah that is too bad
