Mark Zuckerberg Downplays Ray-Ban Meta’s “Pervert Glasses” Criticism

Zuckerberg largely dismissed the claims by pointing out how few people were engaging in the "perverted" behavior with his glasses. Regarding the smart wearables being called "pervert glasses," Zuckerberg also downplayed it, adding, "It's, I think, something that will be under control and doesn't seem to really be affecting how people feel about the glasses overall." Zuckerberg also brought up the company's new Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses, which don't have a built-in camera, telling reporter Joanna Stern they weren't made in response to people's concerns. picture alliance / Mark ZuckerbergMark Zuckerberg isn’t too concerned about the nefarious use of his company’s Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses. In an interview with NBC News, Mark Zuckerberg was pressed about people labeling the popular accessory as “pervert glasses” and reported deactivating the light indicator that lets people know that the glasses are recording or snapping a photo.Zuckerberg largely dismissed the claims by pointing out how few people were engaging in the “perverted” behavior with his glasses. Per Intelligencer: Zuckerberg said such tampering is rare; he estimated that less than 0.1 percent of users have attempted to a...