Meta's 'intimate' smart glasses problem gets awkwardly real
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BBC journalist's hotel room becomes unintended streaming service
A meme combining a sensational headline about a private intimate moment being broadcast in a Chinese hotel with a screenshot of a hotel room security camera feed marked with a red REC indicator. The image juxtaposes the shocking claim with what appears to be surveillance footage, creating dark humor...
Rhodes hotel: see-through rooms, now with free voyeurism!
Stayed in a hotel in Rhodes like this. You had to make sure the curtains were shut as you could view the whole room including bathroom from outside and neighbouring balconies.
Hotels have declared war on human dignity and won
Glasses that doxx strangers, what could possibly go wrong
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AI glasses can now recognize anyone, anywhere. A Dutch journalist just tested a pair of AI-powered glasses that can instantly identify strangers on the street.
millions got keylogged and nobody made a funny song about it
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Malicious browser extensions hit 4.3M users Malicious Chrome and Edge extensions collected browsing history, keystrokes and personal data from millio...
governments speedrunning Black Mirror episodes unironically
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