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Newsom agrees smart glasses need privacy rules—just not the ones California lawmakers wrote
A phone pointed at a stranger is hard to miss. A camera tucked into a pair of glasses is another story—and lawmakers are trying to decide how much warning the person on the other side of the lenses should get.
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A phone pointed at a stranger is hard to miss. A camera tucked into a pair of glasses is another story—and lawmakers are trying to decide how much warning the person on the other side of the lenses should get. In California, that warning won’t be coming anytime soon. Last month, California Gov.
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