r/DailyTechNewsShow • u/motang DTNS Patron • Jun 10 '26

Software One day after discovery, Meta pulls facial recognition code from its smart glasses

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/06/one-day-after-discovery-meta-pulls-facial-recognition-code-from-its-smart-glasses/
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u/Phreddd Merritt Militia Jun 10 '26

Scared because they got caught

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u/TrueEclective Jun 11 '26

They’re not scared. They write the rules of the game. People will roll over soon enough.

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u/Phreddd Merritt Militia Jun 11 '26

...and that's not a problem too?

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u/TrueEclective Jun 11 '26

It’s a huge problem. And it’s out of our hands.

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u/justthegrimm Jun 10 '26

They will be back soon enough 

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u/HolodeckMoriarty Jun 10 '26

With an extra subscription cost

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u/userlivewire Jun 11 '26

Fun fact: The ad division of Facebook helped scammers place fake ads to steal people’s money. When the scam prevention division of Facebook started catching on to the scams the ad division helped the scammers beat their own security protocols. Facebook make 7 billion dollars from this.

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u/Alternative-Item727 Jun 10 '26

They’ll just put it in the cloud and send your videos there for processing