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- Jersey Information Commissioner Paul Vane warned smart glasses pose privacy risks despite benefits.
- Isle of Man Information Commissioner Dr Alexandra Delaney-Bhattacharya cautioned they aid disabilities but can be misused.
- Guernsey data protection commissioner Brent Homan said privacy rights persist in spaces.
- Smart glasses are banned in UK theatres, pubs, restaurants and courts in Wales.
- Meta said AI features may send recorded media to its cloud servers for staff review.