Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into Meta glasses over concerns about unlawful monitoring and ...

Ken Paxton notes that Meta Glasses are able to use cameras, speakers, and other components to capture data, including video and audio recordings and peoples' facial geometry.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton alleges WhatsApp and Meta misled users about encrypted message privacy.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Tuesday launched an investigation into Meta’s smart glasses, citing privacy concerns.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened an investigation into Meta's AI-powered smart glasses, focusing on whether the eyewear collects or enables collection of facial […] ...

The Texas Attorney General’s investigation into potential privacy violations by Meta Platforms’ AI smart glasses signals how ...

A close-up of the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer (Gen 2) smart glasses in Shiny Black is displayed at the Meta booth in Hall 4, showcasing the fusion of iconic eyewear and multimodal artificial intelligence ...

Ken Paxton investigating Meta Glasses Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claims Meta's subcontractor can access private information through the glasses without the wearer's knowledge.

WIRED found dormant facial recognition code called NameTag in the Meta AI app, already on 50M+ phones. Here's how it works.

The attorney general’s office argues WhatsApp and parent company Meta are deceiving users by claiming the companies can’t view their encrypted messages.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into Meta’s smart glasses technology over data privacy concerns.