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Meta AI Glasses Class Action Lawsuit

Did you buy Meta Ray-Ban or Oakley AI smart glasses because Meta told you your data was safe and private? You may have been misled.

Join the Investigation into Meta's Deceptive Data Practices

Meta sold millions of these glasses with promises of user privacy and control over data. Then, in April 2025, the company quietly updated its privacy policy to make AI features — and the collection of your voice recordings — the default, with no real way to opt out. And it gets worse: a 2026 investigation revealed that your footage — including some of the most private moments captured by those glasses — was being reviewed by thousands of overseas human contractors without your knowledge.

If you purchased Meta AI smart glasses because of Meta's privacy promises, you may be entitled to compensation. Our legal team is investigating Meta's deceptive practices on behalf of consumers and parents nationwide.

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Meta AI Glasses Class Action Lawsuit
Meta AI Glasses Class Action Lawsuit

Meta promised privacy. Meta delivered surveillance.

What Meta didn't tell you:
  • Your voice is being stored on Meta's servers for up to a year — automatically — whether you want it or not
  • Human reviewers at overseas contractors can see footage captured by your glasses, including sensitive and intimate content
  • Meta's AI is being trained on your interactions and footage, with no meaningful way to say no
  • The "privacy controls" Meta advertised were removed in a policy update most users never saw If your glasses captured footage of your children, family members, or anyone in your home, that footage may have been reviewed by third parties

Why It Matters

When you spend $299 or more on a consumer product, you deserve honesty about what you're buying.

Together, We Can Demand Accountability

Clarkson Law Firm is investigating Meta's deceptive privacy practices on behalf of consumers who purchased Meta smart glasses. If you bought these glasses and relied on Meta's privacy promises — or if your minor children appear in footage captured by these glasses — you deserve answers and you may be owed compensation.

Our firm works on a contingency basis. That means: no out-of-pocket costs, no fees unless we win.

By completing this form, you agree to Clarkson Law Firm’s privacy policy, and to be contacted by Clarkson Law Firm via phone, email, or text regarding your submission.

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Attorney Advertising. Past results do not guarantee future results.

It is important to know that a lawsuit must be filed within a certain period of time called a "statute of limitations." Therefore, unless you enter into a written representation agreement with Clarkson Law Firm, you should immediately consult with another lawyer to protect your rights.

Together, we can demand accountability and fairness for consumers. It’s time to send Apple a clear message – truth and trust matter.

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