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A BBC investigation in January found women being secretly filmed and posted to TikTok without consent
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The fallout kept coming.
Key facts
- Meta could show off Luna at its Connect developer conference, running September 23 and 24 at its Menlo Park campus, according to the report
- Meta's camera-equipped Ray-Ban glasses have spent 2026 collecting a nickname no marketing team wants: "pervert glasses
- A BBC investigation in January found women being secretly filmed and posted to TikTok without consent
- Class-action lawsuits, a Texas attorney general investigation, and an ACLU-led coalition demanding Meta drop facial-recognition plans all landed within a few months of each other
Summary
Meta plans to release a camera-free smart glasses model, internally code-named Luna, as soon as October. Luna reportedly swaps the camera for six built-in microphones tied to Meta AI and Meta's new Muse agent, plus a side button and slimmer temples. The move follows a year of lawsuits, government probes, and police memos targeting Meta's camera-equipped Ray-Ban glasses, nicknamed "pervert glasses" online. Meta wants out of the "pervert glasses" business—at least for one product line. The company is developing a camera-free pair of smart glasses, internally code-named Luna, and could ship it as soon as October, The Information reported Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.