Meta smart glasses now require a subscription for unlimited access to all features
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Stan Schroeder
2d ago
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MashableMeta smart glasses now require a subscription for unlimited access to all featuresmashable.comNope. Nope, nope, nope. Imagine buying Meta 's smart glasses for a fixed price, but then having to pay a monthly price for unlimited access to all of their features? Well, you don't have to imagine anymore. In a help article on its website (via The Verge ), Meta 
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