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How to tap Meta Display glasses while driving with the Audio Only capability
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The feature turns off the display entirely.
Key facts
- The Meta AI app includes a Driving Detection feature that handles the heavy lifting for you
- But that doesn't mean you have to take off your Meta Ray-Ban Display as soon as you get in the car
- From there, turn on Audio Only and toggle Driving Detection to active
- It's almost as if you were turning them into regular Meta Ray-Ban AI glasses
Summary
Smart glasses are quietly becoming part of some people's daily routines for things like checking notifications and making calls. Unfortunately, Meta Display glasses were not designed to provide real-time driving directions. It's almost as if you were turning them into regular Meta Ray-Ban AI glasses. Changing these settings is easy and you don't have to remember to switch modes every time you get in the car. Setting it up only takes a few seconds. From there, turn on Audio Only and toggle Driving Detection to active. The Meta AI app may ask you for special permission before enabling this feature.