Kmart's $89 smart glasses spark privacy crackdown
Kmart's Anko camera glasses, retailing for $89, have prompted the federal government to make an urgent request to the privacy watchdog amid concerns over covert spying, particularly targeting women and children. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland has written to the Privacy Commissioner seeking urgent consideration of the technology. The Anko glasses are a budget alternative to Meta's AI glasses, which are valued at over $330.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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