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Privacy experts warn of gaps in NZ law, as camera glasses hit Kmart shelves

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RNZ | Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
Privacy experts warn of gaps in NZ law, as camera glasses hit Kmart shelves
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Privacy experts are raising concerns over the sale of affordable camera-equipped smart glasses, warning they create significant gaps in New Zealand's privacy laws. Unlike smartphones, these devices allow for discreet recording, potentially enabling misuse such as non-consensual filming in public or private spaces.

Privacy experts are warning that wearable camera technology , dubbed by some as " pervert glasses ", expose significant gaps in New Zealand's laws.

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