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Norway Considers Ban on Camera‑Enabled Wearable “Pervert Glasses"

WHY IT MATTERS

The ban would set a precedent for privacy protection in wearable tech, influencing global standards and consumer safety.

What happened

Norway is evaluating a ban on camera‑enabled wearable headsets, citing privacy risks. The government has called for regulation of these devices, which can record video and audio without consent. Officials say the technology could facilitate non‑consensual surveillance and data misuse. The proposal follows concerns over the proliferation of “pervert glasses” that can capture private moments. Norway’s move would be the first major regulatory action on this emerging class of devices in the region. The government will review the proposal in the coming weeks and may issue new guidelines for manufacturers and users.

PRIMARY SOURCES

Norway considers ban on camera-enabled wearable ‘pervert glasses’

TechCrunch · Zack Whittaker · Discovery only; publisher copyright terms apply

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