Besides putting tape over a laptop camera, what other physical privacy steps can you take?
We talk about software a lot here, but I was curious what other physical steps people take to protect their privacy. I’ve gotten in the habit of putting tape on any laptop I use that is running…
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this.weekinsecurity.com·2d agoPrivacy concerns mount as smart glasses enable covert recording without consent
Smart glasses equipped with cameras, microphones, and AI are a creeping privacy and security nightmare, prompting backlash.
this.weekinsecurity.com·2d ago
Meta just fixed a privacy vulnerability with its Ray-Ban smart glasses, but could cameraless designs be the better future?
I hate cameraless smart glasses, so I’m glad Meta just solved a big vulnerability with its specs.
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