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Meta Removes Facial Recognition Code from Smart Glasses App

Meta has taken down a facial recognition system from its smart glasses app after it was revealed by WIRED. The latest app update no longer contains the code for the feature, which was described as exploratory by a company spokesperson.

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Meta has taken down a facial recognition system from its smart glasses app after it was revealed by WIRED. The latest app update no longer contains the code for the feature, which was described as exploratory by a company spokesperson.

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One day after discovery, Meta pulls facial recognition code from its smart glasses

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Meta Removes Facial Recognition Code from Smart Glasses App