Norvegia vrea o interdicţie parţială a ochelarilor inteligenţi

The Norwegian government plans to temporarily ban smart glasses in public spaces due to privacy concerns, particularly regarding unauthorized recording. This ban may affect parks, beaches, museums, and schools. The Labour government seeks parliamentary support to pass this legislation and is also considering permanent regulations. Concerns have risen in Europe about smart glasses, especially those from Meta, following reports of women being filmed without consent. Oslo has already banned such glasses in schools, and calls for stricter regulations are increasing across the EU and the UK. Meta claims its glasses have an LED light that indicates when recording is taking place.