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The Meta glasses revolution - is it okay to film people in public?

The Meta glasses revolution - is it okay to film people in public?
BBC Northern Ireland Saturday 12 September 2026, 05:13 UTC 1 min read
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Meta glasses, made by the company behind Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, have made it easier for people to film discreetly in public.

Meta glasses, made by the company behind Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, have made it easier for people to film discreetly in public.
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