Meta in row after sacking workers who say they saw smart glasses users having sex

[SortedMate]

Meta and its subcontractor are at odds over why more than 1,000 Kenya-based workers lost their jobs after handling smart glasses data. The report raises awkward questions about privacy, outsourcing, and what workers are expected to see when tech companies process real-world footage. It feels like another case where the shiny consumer product hides a messy labour story behind it.

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[EntangledOne]

This is exactly why wearable cameras make people uneasy

[QuietNomad]

The workers should not be blamed for raising concerns

[CMPunk_Fan]

Meta needs to explain the process properly, not hide behind a contractor

[EntangledOne]

Smart glasses are useful tech, but the privacy side is nowhere near sorted