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24 September 2026

Meta’s ‘pervert glasses’ released in New Zealand, just as the technology faces bans in Australia

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Meta’s ‘pervert glasses’ released in New Zealand, just as the technology faces bans in Australia

Meta has released smart glasses in New Zealand today, with pairs co-branded with Oakley and Ray-Ban (both owned by Italian multinational EssilorLuxottica) ...

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