Workers in a Chinese factory were caught on camera—by the very glasses they were assembling—raising alarms about privacy as these affordable, discreet spy glasses become mainstream. With models now under $40 and capable of live-streaming or displaying video, their use in public is sparking legal gray zones and real-world dangers, like an 18-year-old woman filmed without consent at a train station and then shared online as a “pick-up.” Experts are urging immediate regulation or even a temporary ban to protect vulnerable groups and prevent abuse in our increasingly connected world.
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