Ray-Ban news
Ray-Ban appears in 8 stories we have published between September 2026 and October 2026, mostly in our Technology and AI coverage. It is most often reported alongside Meta, Google and Apple.
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Ray-Ban Meta glasses add privacy setting to block AI training data storage
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses now include privacy settings that let users limit data collection, cloud storage, and sharing with Meta. The changes, introduced in September 2026, respond to concerns about voice recordings, media storage, and AI training—but disabling some settings comes with trade-offs.
25 October 2026
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Ray-Ban Meta glasses add privacy setting to block AI training data storage
Meta introduces privacy settings for Ray-Ban smart glasses, including options to disable cloud storage and AI training data. Here’s what founders need to know.
Ray-Ban Meta Audio launches camera-free AI glasses with open-ear audio
Ray-Ban Meta Audio AI glasses replace cameras with open-ear speakers, addressing privacy concerns while offering hands-free audio and AI assistant access.
Meta tests Reels-first Facebook in India while expanding AI and smart glasses
Meta is testing a Reels-first Facebook experience in India, launching upgrades to its Ray-Ban smart glasses, and expanding its AI assistant, Muse, to iPad…
Meta Launches Muse AI Assistant and Enterprise Platform to Redefine Productivity
Meta’s Muse AI assistant and new Enterprise Platform aim to automate personal and business tasks. Here’s how it works and what it means for privacy, productivity, and SMBs.
Meta Unveils VR Glasses and Smart Glasses to Revive Metaverse Ambitions
Meta Platforms Inc. launches the Meta VR Glasses ($1,299) and new Ray-Ban smart glasses, aiming to reignite its metaverse ambitions with lighter, immersive devices.
Meta Connect 2026: AI Glasses, VR, and Muse Charm Redefine Wearables
Meta’s Connect 2026 showcased AI-powered smart glasses, ultra-light VR glasses, and Muse Charm. See how the company is redefining wearables and AI.
UK Regulator Pushes Google to Open Choice Screens to AI Assistants
The CMA proposes rules requiring Google to include AI assistants in Android and Chrome choice screens for UK users, with annual prompts and publisher attribution requirements.
Smart Glasses Spark Privacy Crisis in India
Smart glasses like Meta’s are enabling nonconsensual recordings in India, leading to harassment and abuse. Experts warn of growing privacy risks as cheaper devices hit the market.