B by Lenskart may be India's answer to Ray-Ban Meta, but the privacy loophole remains
Everyone's worried about Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses turning people into walking surveillance tools. Fewer are asking why B by Lenskart, India's homegrown AI smart glasses, enters the same legal grey…
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