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Norway Plans Tighter Rules for Smart Glasses

Government weighs privacy restrictions on camera-enabled devices like Meta smart glasses.

Norway is preparing to tighten rules on smart glasses such as Meta models. The government is considering restrictions on facial recognition in public spaces. Digitalisation Minister Karianne Tung cited concerns about privacy. Reports from Neowin and Business Today indicate the country could become the first to enact a ban on these camera devices. The move addresses worries over surveillance and consent as AI-enabled wearables grow common.

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Norway Plans Tighter Rules for Smart Glasses

Government weighs privacy restrictions on camera-enabled devices like Meta smart glasses.

Norway is preparing to tighten rules on smart glasses such as Meta models. The government is considering restrictions on facial recognition in public spaces. Digitalisation Minister Karianne Tung cited concerns about privacy. Reports from Neowin and Business Today indicate the country could become the first to enact a ban on these camera devices. The move addresses worries over surveillance and consent as AI-enabled wearables grow common.

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NeowinFeed@NeowinFeed 4 days ago
Smart glasses are slowly proving to be a problem in public spaces, and now Norway might be the first country to do something about it by enacting a ban. #Norway
Norway could become the first country to ban smart glassesFrom neowin.net
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Business Today@business_today 3 days ago
#Norway is preparing to tighten rules around smart glasses such as such as #Meta #smartglasses and similar devices, with the government considering restrictions on facial recognition in public spaces. According to reports, Digitalisation Minister Karianne Tung said the move…
Norway plans tighter rules for camera enabled Meta smart glasses - BusinessTodayFrom businesstoday.in
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NeowinFeed@NeowinFeed 4 days ago
Smart glasses are slowly proving to be a problem in public spaces, and now Norway might be the first country to do something about it by enacting a ban. #Norway
Norway could become the first country to ban smart glassesFrom neowin.net
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Business Today@business_today 3 days ago
#Norway is preparing to tighten rules around smart glasses such as such as #Meta #smartglasses and similar devices, with the government considering restrictions on facial recognition in public spaces. According to reports, Digitalisation Minister Karianne Tung said the move…
Norway plans tighter rules for camera enabled Meta smart glasses - BusinessTodayFrom businesstoday.in
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