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Are smart glasses allowed in public in EU?
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2025
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i mean you would be allowed to wear it in germany, but recordings or pictures would only be allowed if the recorded person agrees
The way I understand it is that if anyone complains, you'd also have to prove that you didn't record and the device has never had the ability to create a permanent record. Which seems difficult.