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An Australian state could ban smart glasses in government

TechRadar reports that a minister has cited “legitimate privacy and security concerns” as an Australian state seeks restrictions on the devices.

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An Australian state is considering banning smart glasses in government amid growing public backlash, TechRadar reports. The outlet cites a minister’s concerns about privacy and security as the reason for considering restrictions.

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TechRadar@techradarAustralia could ban smart glasses in government — state seeks to make the ‘world-leading’ move to restrict so-called ‘pervert glasses’ as public backlash grows https://www.techradar.com/computing/virtual-reality-augmented-reality/australia-considers-world-leading-ban-on-smart-glasses-in-government-as-minister-says-there-are-legitimate-privacy-and-security-concerns20d
The Straits Times@straits_timesAustralia considers banning the use of smart glasses in government buildings https://bit.ly/3SViiXT19d
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    TechRadar@techradarAustralia could ban smart glasses in government — state seeks to make the ‘world-leading’ move to restrict so-called ‘pervert glasses’ as public backlash grows https://www.techradar.com/computing/virtual-reality-augmented-reality/australia-considers-world-leading-ban-on-smart-glasses-in-government-as-minister-says-there-are-legitimate-privacy-and-security-concerns20d
    The Straits Times@straits_timesAustralia considers banning the use of smart glasses in government buildings https://bit.ly/3SViiXT19d
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