- Meta is reportedly planning to launch a pair of camera-free smart glasses, codenamed Luna, following widespread privacy backlash over its current eyewear.
- The existing camera-equipped glasses faced severe criticism for non-consensual filming, leading to bans in UK pubs, cinemas and courtrooms.
- The new camera-less model will rely on six built-in microphones and an audio interface to interact with Meta's Muse AI agent, offering a slimmer design and longer battery life.
- Meta is also introducing updates to its camera-equipped glasses to prevent users from covering or tampering with the LED recording light.
- The new devices, along with new augmented reality goggles, are expected to be officially unveiled at the Meta Connect event on 23-24 September.
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