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Meta glasses court ban sparks privacy warning for City businesses
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The use of smart glasses with camera capabilities has raised concerns about privacy and data protection in various settings, including public and professional environments. Businesses in the City may need to reassess their policies on wearable technology to mitigate potential risks and ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations. The ban on Meta's smart glasses in courthouses highlights the need for organisations to consider the implications of such devices on their operations and client confidentiality.
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Meta glasses court ban sparks privacy warning for City businesses
Meta’s controversial smart glasses were have been from courthouses across England, prompting lawyers to sound the alarm for businesses about growing legal risks surrounding the wearable tech. Earlier this week, it was revealed that His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) had confirmed that camera glasses were banned from its sites across England and Wales. [...]
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