Technology can be misused by wearers
The Island's Information Commissioner has issued a warning over the use of so-called 'smart glasses'.
The wearable devices, such as Meta’s Ray-Ban and Oakley ranges, allow the wearer to record video and audio at simply the tap of a frame.
Concerns have been raised around their ability to be used to capture conversations and personal information without people knowing.
As a result, data protection authorities in the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey have joined forces to highlight the potential privacy risks.
Dr Alexandra Delaney-Bhattacharya says whilst the devices have enormous potential for those with disabilities, others can use them for the wrong reasons:
You can find all the advice HERE.
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