Hamburg restricts smart glasses in public venues and transit
The city of Hamburg has imposed restrictions on the use of smart glasses in public areas, including swimming pools and public transportation. Officials are concerned about privacy and potential misuse of the devices.
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The German city's new rules target wearable camera technology within specific communal settings. By limiting these devices in transit hubs and aquatic centers, local authorities aim to address growing unease about covert recording. This action places Hamburg among municipalities actively grappling with the rapid integration of augmented reality
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