德国隐私倡导者和监管机构正就禁止Meta Glasses智能眼镜发出越来越强烈的呼声。[1]波茨坦警方已收到年轻女性的投诉，称她们在公共游泳池遭陌生男性用Meta Glasses偷拍。[1]数字权利组织HateAid表示，这项技术正在助长数字暴力，因为施害者现在几乎不需要任何技术知识。[1]
汉堡隐私和数字监管官员Thomas Fuchs表示，全面禁止智能眼镜可能是可行的。[1]他指出，该办公室的测试发现Meta Glasses的LED警示灯在日光下亮度过暗，难以被识别。[1]德国法律明确禁止未经同意拍摄和录制他人。[1]
German privacy advocates and regulators are pushing for a ban on Meta Glasses smart eyewear following reports of unauthorized recording in public spaces.[1] Police in Potsdam have received complaints from young women alleging they were secretly photographed by strangers wearing Meta Glasses at a public swimming pool, according to digital rights organization HateAid.[1] The organization warned that "this technology is fueling digital violence, as perpetrators now need virtually no technical know-how," highlighting concerns about how easily the device can be misused.[1]
Hamburg's privacy official Thomas Fuchs indicated that a comprehensive ban on smart eyewear may be possible, citing technical concerns with the device.[1] German law prohibits recording and photographing individuals without consent.[1] Testing conducted by Fuchs's office revealed a significant flaw: the device's LED warning indicator is too dim to be noticed in normal daylight conditions, making it difficult to detect when the glasses are recording.[1]