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Chase Bernath / Android Authority Add Android Authority on Google: TL;DR Global AI glasses shipments jumped 263% year over year in H1 2026, according to Counterpoint Research. Display-less models accounted for 96% of shipments, with Meta holding a dominant 94% share of that segment. Shipments of AR glasses surged 449% year over year, albeit from a low base. Smart glasses might still feel like a niche category of tech, but they seem to be selling at a much faster clip

TL;DR Meta is reportedly testing AI glasses that can continuously see and hear your surroundings. The “super sensing” feature could help AI remember your day and answer context-aware questions by capturing photos every few seconds and ambient audio. Privacy concerns are already front and center, with Meta reportedly considering disabling the recording LED while the

TL;DR Meta says it will disable the camera function in its smart glasses if it detects damage to the LED indicator. The company’s smart glasses already disable the camera when the LED is blocked or covered up by the user. Meta is reportedly working on additional privacy features for its smart glasses, though no details