If a stranger started filming you in a café, you’d probably expect to see a smartphone pointed in your direction.
But thanks to a new generation of AI-powered smart glasses, recording someone can be as simple as wearing an ordinary-looking pair of Ray-Bans.
The technology was thrust into the spotlight this week after actor Bill Nighy was secretly filmed by a YouTube prankster wearing Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.
A source close to the Love Actually actor described the encounter as ‘very unpleasant and disrespectful’.
So how can you tell if the person sitting opposite you is wearing camera-equipped glasses, and more importantly, whether they are
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