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Two purchasers of Meta AI smart glasses filed a lawsuit on Thursday claiming they were duped by the company’s claims that the glasses are “designed for privacy.”

Meta’s approach to user privacy is under renewed scrutiny following a Swedish report that employees of a Meta subcontractor have watched footage captured by Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses showing sensitive user content.

Meta is facing another lawsuit, after an investigation by Swedish news outlets found that photos and videos captured by the company’s smart glasses can be reviewed by overseas workers.

Meta is facing a new lawsuit over its AI smart glasses due to their lack of privacy.

Meta’s approach to data privacy is under scrutiny again, with new investigations being launched into how the company reviews content captured via Meta’s AI glasses, and how users could unwittingly be exposing private insight into their lives.

Somewhere in Nairobi, contract workers sat in a monitored office drawing boxes around objects in video footage.

When Google Glass first came out many years ago, people were outraged at the idea of being secretly recorded without their knowledge.

Meta is facing another lawsuit, and this time, it involves the company’s ambitious Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses.

Meta is now facing a lawsuit in the United States over privacy concerns linked to its AI smart glasses.

Meta is now facing a formal regulatory investigation in the United Kingdom and a lawsuit in the United States over how it handles footage captured through its Ray-Ban AI smart glasses, following the publication of a Swedish investigative report revealing that contracted workers in Kenya routinely reviewed deeply personal content recorded through the devices.