Meta tightens privacy policy around Ray-Ban glasses to boost AI training

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Meta updates privacy policy for Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, removing the option to disable voice recordings storage.
Voice recordings are now stored for up to one year to improve Meta's products, with accidental interactions deleted after 90 days.
Photos and videos captured on the glasses remain on the user's phone unless shared, in which case the policies of the shared product apply.
Meta aims to enhance AI training with these changes, which took effect in the U.S. on April 29th.
Meta introduced a live translation feature for the Ray-Ban Meta glasses and launched a standalone Meta AI app to compete with other AI chatbots.
A higher-end version of Ray-Ban Meta glasses is planned for late 2025, potentially costing around $1,000.

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