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Why Meta’s glasses and Apple’s watch raise the same consent problem


Apple’s new Audio Intelligence features let an Apple Watch transcribe the last 15 seconds of a conversation with a double press of the Digital Crown, and summarise a conversation afterwards. Apple says no audio recording is created and that it cannot access the data. Meanwhile Ray-Ban Meta glasses have an LED that shows when they are filming, and journalist Joanna Stern found modders who will drill it out. Dan Howley walks through what both mean for consent and for the people who never agreed to be recorded, with the Center for Democracy and Technology and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Featuring:
Dan Howley, Technology Editor, Yahoo Finance
Brooke DiPalma, Yahoo Finance

Timestamps
0:00 All these devices are listening to us. What do you make of it?
0:13 Apple’s Live Rewind and the last 15 seconds
3:03 What to expect from OpenAI’s developer day
3:24 A handheld device, Jony Ive, and the Apple lawsuit
5:55 Close

#Privacy #SmartGlasses #AppleWatch #Meta #Wearables #YahooFinance

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