澳大利亚多个地方政府因担心AI智能眼镜被用于非法偷拍而在公共设施实施禁令。1坎特伯雷-班克斯敦议会加入了这一行动，该议会议员Bilal El-Hayek将这类眼镜称为"pervert glasses"。1布里斯班成为澳大利亚首个公开宣布禁令的议会，已在21个公共泳池禁止进行隐蔽录像。1亚拉议会也投票禁止在娱乐设施、托儿中心和游乐场使用智能眼镜。1
各议会的禁令主要针对防止掠食者对儿童和妇女进行隐蔽录像。1这些措施不适用于因视力障碍等有无障碍需求的人群。1联邦检察长Michelle Rowland在8月致函隐私专员，表示政府正制定隐私法改革。1澳大利亚网络安全监管机构已建议智能眼镜公司自动模糊被拍摄人员的脸部并明确显示录制状态。1
Canterbury-Bankstown Council has become one of Sydney's largest councils to prohibit the wearing of artificial intelligence-enabled smart glasses at local swimming pools, citing concerns about covert recording.1 Councilor Bilal El-Hayek has referred to the devices as "pervert glasses," highlighting community alarm over their potential use for illegal surveillance.1
The move reflects a broader response across Australian local governments to privacy threats posed by smart eyewear technology. Brisbane became the first Australian council to publicly announce such a ban, prohibiting covert recording devices across 21 public swimming pools.1 Similarly, Yarra Council voted to restrict smart glasses use at recreation facilities, childcare centers, and playgrounds.1 These bans aim to prevent predatory behavior targeting children and women through hidden recording.
At the federal level, Attorney-General Michelle Rowland wrote to the privacy commissioner in August indicating that the government is developing privacy law reforms.1 Meanwhile, Australia's cybersecurity regulator has recommended that companies automatically blur the faces of recorded individuals and clearly display recording status on smart glasses devices.1 The councils' bans notably exempt people with accessibility needs, such as those with vision impairments who rely on such technology.1
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