Mar. 12, 2026
2 suits challenge Meta's AI glasses over alleged secret video collection
Two class actions filed in Northern California claim Meta's AI-enabled smart glasses secretly capture and transmit video for AI training, raising new privacy and consumer protection questions.
Since reports published in late February by Swedish newspapers claimed Meta's AI-enabled glasses store video without users' consent, the company has been hit with two class actions in the Northern District of California.
However, the two lawsuits differ substantially in where they claim Meta violated the law.
The first, filed March 4 by the Clarkson Law Firm PC, alleges, like the newspaper reports, that Meta sends video captured through the camera embedded in the ...
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