- Code to power facial recognition has been found in the Meta AI app
- This would allow Meta's smart glasses to identify people's faces
- The feature isn't live yet, and Meta claims it may never be, but reactions to it are largely negative
Meta’s smart glasses like the Ray-Ban Meta and the Oakley Meta Vanguard have always been concerning from a privacy perspective, given their ability to photograph and film whoever the wearer happens to be looking at. But they just got even more troubling, as there’s evidence that they might soon get facial recognition.