‘Pervert glasses’: Meta struggles with mockery and misgivings toward its star product The launch of Meta’s new smart specs that feature an integrated camera has sparked a global campaign to discredit one of the company’s breakout consumer products Meta’s latest smart glasses have been on sale for several weeks. They allow you to film, listen to music and chat with the AI and are no longer available in just the Ray-Ban model. Now there are a lot of models, including the most expensive, designed by the influencer Kylie Jenner, sold for €419 ($482) in Spain. @peoplevselon Recording everything we see and do constantly? It’s giving fascism, not fashion, @kyliejenner hun. It’s just been revealed that Meta is planning to make the glasses “continuously record audio while taking photos every few seconds" without any warning light* Literally NO ONE asked for this *Source: Financial Times ♬ original sound - People Vs Elon Hard on the heels of their global launch is a campaign from the London-based activist group Everyone Hates Elon, that includes at least three posters, one of which is an image of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein emblazoned with the slogan “Glasses for people who don’t do consent.” The Jenner ad morphs into a picture of a skull bearing the message: “We’re always watching.” And the third slogan reads: “Biggest advance in pervert technology since the trench coat.” EL PAÍS has contacted the activist group about the impact of its campaign but has not received a response. @peoplevselon Hey @kyliejenner this @rayban @meta glasses ad is better than your one x We don’t have to allow these pervert glasses to become normal. No one consented to this. LINK IN BIO TO LEGALLY OBJECT TO META RECORDING YOUR FACE AND VOICE VIA THEIR PERVERT GLASSES #kyliejenner ♬ original sound - People Vs