Woman Goes to Get Brazilian Wax, Alarmed to Notice Waxer Is Wearing Meta’s Video Recording Glasses

Defenders have long claimed that the so -called “smart glasses”, which, when recording it is activating everything he sees as wearing, poses serious special risks.

There was a sharp cry when Google appeared for the first time in the Glass project more than a decade ago, and now with the Ray-Ban Ai Meta glasses, a new generation discovers the difficult way how this corrosive monitoring can be.

In a recent virus video clip, the influential Anisa Navarro said that it was in the middle of the Brazilian wax – which involves removing body hair from intimate areas – at its usual location in Manhattan for the European wax center when she realized that her specialist was wearing a pair of Mark Zuckerberg.

I was surprised, Navarro asked the cosmetologist about whether she was “wearing dead glasses”, and the employee at EWC took over – but he promised that they had not been charged or operated, and claimed that they were a prescription as well.

“After that, I somewhat closed, and I could not stop thinking,” Can this girl imagine me now? “Literally, I couldn’t stop thinking about it all the time.”

Disintered, Navarro asked her followers advice about what to do, and many urged her to contact the lawyers and EWC headquarters. In the follow -up, the young woman said that she sent an email to the morning chain and was granted only a “general” response – and when EWC sent a survey of customer satisfaction, she once again expressed her ordeal from the situation.

Once the accident began to attract the attention of the media, the series had more to say. In a statement to Washington Post About the annoying accident, a company spokesman gave a slightly more reaction, claiming without evidence that the employee’s smart glasses were operated while performing the procedure.

Regardless, Navarro said in her second video that she had already spoken to two laws, which she told her that she could suffer from a case.

However, it seemed that she got cold feet because she did not want to “shoot anyone if she did not do anything wrong”, and she is more interested in raising awareness and getting these types of registration devices in such intimate settings.

Unfortunately, this is not the first like accident for the inappropriate recording using Meta’s 350 AI Wayfarers. After a strange dancer warned last year on Redait that she had seen a group of “crawl men wearing [Ray-Ban] Meta glasses in the club, “a female guard at Nabil Club in Atlanta scored herself last month with a tense exchange with a man who tried to wear her in her institution.

“I wear it everywhere!” The man is outside the screen.

“Not here!” The guard responded. When the shepherd asked why he could not, the goalkeeper clearly noticed: “Because they have cameras in it.”

Ultimately, the sponsor of the invisible club corresponds to and leaves its glasses to register at the door – but its reservation to do so, and even its entitlement to wearing it to the club in the first place, many say about the type of future in which we may once be these types of monitoring devices become cheaper and more common.

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