The National Commission for Information Technology and Liberties (CNIL) has already warned about the misuse of these devices.
If these devices equipped with cameras and artificial intelligence appeal to the general public, they also raise questions about respect for privacy and data security.
But their ordinary appearance raises questions about privacy and the collection of personal data.
People can be filmed without their knowledge and cybersecurity breaches could expose sensitive data.
Equipped with cameras and artificial intelligence, they make it possible to film and obtain information in real time.
Although these glasses appeal to the general public, their use presents risks.
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