4 Ray-Ban Meta Privacy Settings You Should Change Before Wearing Them

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Meta gives you some control over what your glasses collect and store. You just have to know where to look.

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Ray-Ban Meta glasses can snap a photo with a tap, but it's a bit trickier to find out what happens to that photo, or anything else you send to Meta AI. Add microphones that listen for "Hey Meta" and optional cloud storage to the mix, and now you'd want to go through the privacy menu before wearing them everywhere.

Gallery photos and images processed by Meta AI follow different rules, and some data sharing is optional. Here are four options you can consider to reduce the amount of data that's collected, uploaded or stored, but at the cost of some convenience.

Turn off 'Hey Meta' to avoid accidental activations

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You can call on the assistant by saying "Hey Meta," which is convenient, until a...

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