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An investigation by ABC News has found the new generation of ultra-cheap smart glasses is exposing Australians' sensitive data, images and videos to hackers. Na…
An investigation by ABC News has found the new generation of ultra-cheap smart glasses is exposing Australians' sensitive data, images and videos to hackers. National technology reporter Ange Lavoipierre says if users are using AI-enabled functions in the glasses, the data is being sent to a server in Shenzhen in China.
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Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-22/smart-glasses-testing-security-flaws-exposing-data/107137552
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Who cares, screw the perv who is wearing the perv glasses. Im more worried about privacy violations this imposes on society and others.
@@Sam-zz3jwImported1mo ago
Haha... as if this does not apply to every "smart device" ever made, in a lot of the ways described in this story, going all the way back. I did enjoy watching 12yr olds run all of those proof of concept hacks for the Ring doorbells, and every damned baby monitor etc. Are there some that cant be hacked by 12yr old script kiddies? cause that would be "news".<br><br>Ooo the Tianamen trope? I got a copy of the first deepseek models offline and air gapped, they answered the Tiananmen question just fine, still do? where is that advice coming from? american defence contractors via the big 4 mayhaps?
@@sb-mbImported1mo ago
No they are not. ABC is running a lobby funded propaganda.
@@jjj14Imported1mo ago
I don't know what she's talking about. Cheaper glasses and expensive glasses are that's the same thing
@@abcnewsaustraliaImported1mo ago
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An investigation by ABC News has found the new generation of ultra-cheap smart glasses is exposing Australians' sensitive data, images and videos to hackers. National technology reporter Ange Lavoipierre says if users are using AI-enabled functions in the glasses, the data is being sent to a server in Shenzhen in China.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-22/smart-glasses-testing-security-flaws-exposing-data/107137552
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.