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@SecurePrivacyAIon X · 2026-09-23

WIRED found an unreleased facial recognition system, code-named NameTag, inside Meta's smart glasses companion app. It converts a stranger's face, captured through your glasses, into a biometric signature. Meta says it rejected facial recognition. Its own code says otherwise.

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