Google adds privacy safeguards to Gemini-powered smart glasses
Help Net Security reported that Google added a recording LED that disables capture when covered, automatic face redaction, and strict data-handling limits to its Gemini-powered smart glasses. The Verge described the launch of Android XR glasses that integrate Gemini AI, offering real-time translation, face-redaction and broader privacy controls. Engadget said pre-orders for the Intelligent Eyewear collection began on 12 November in the United States with deliveries planned for the holiday season, and Ars Technica noted the devices weigh about 41 grams, feature a 12-MP camera, open-ear speakers and start at $395.