Google's fresh Android XR glasses, created with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, come with a built-in recording light that glows whenever you're taking a picture or recording a video, so everyone around you knows what's up.
There are also strong privacy controls to keep your information safe and give users more say over what gets recorded.
Glasses disable camera if light fails
The glasses get regular system checks to make sure the recording light works; if it fails, the camera shuts off automatically.
Video clips max out at 90 seconds for extra security, and covering the light or sneaky recording can get your ability to use the glasses disabled.
Plus, Gemini (Google's AI) deletes captures right away and blurs faces in images before sharing.
Only those 18 and older can activate these glasses (another step to keep things trustworthy).