By now, we know to be wary of someone pointing a phone camera at us. But should you now be wary of people wearing glasses?

First look: Silicon-based lenses may be the latest front in the privacy wars. As companies race to build smarter eyewear capable of facial recognition and real-time AI analysis, one independent ...

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Toluwa was waiting for her flight in an airport lounge in Washington, DC, when she said she was approached by a stranger. The pair got chatting and, after a while, she agreed to exchange numbers with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (NewsNation) — The U.S. Air Force is citing operational security concerns for its decision to ban Airmen from wearing smart ...

After a night out with friends, the last thing Kassy Zanjani expected was to go viral. Particularly given that she hadn’t, to her knowledge, been filmed. The 25-year-old social worker was finishing up ...

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Smart glasses might be relatively new as a category, but I’ve seen them pitched in a lot of ways already. There are smart glasses for gaming, smart glasses for music, smart glasses for sports, smart ...