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25 August 2026

Camera glasses contain footage that appears to have been accidentally filmed inside Chinese factory

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Camera glasses contain footage that appears to have been accidentally filmed inside Chinese factory

A new pair of camera glasses purchased online has been found to contain video footage of factory workers who appear to have been unknowingly filmed.

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