Dinner is being recorded, whether you know it or not


Unlike their clunky predecessors, sleek Meta smart glasses manufactured by Ray-Ban and Oakley can go undetected. — Stella Kalinina/The New York Times

NEW YORK: Last summer, Tom Wong was working at the Chubby Crab, his family’s seafood boil restaurant in Manhattan’s Chinatown, when a regular approached the counter. She ordered a combo – steamed clams instead of sausage, please – and ate it at a table near the door, muttering to herself in between bites.

Wong, 32, didn’t think anything of it. But a few days later, another customer came in and asked for a selfie. Then the asks kept coming.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Tech News

Lucid unveils steering wheel-free robotaxi concept, taking aim at Tesla's Cybercab
US appeals court throws out injunction against California law on children's online safety
Microsoft's Rajesh Jha, head of experiences and devices unit, to retire
Ukraine opens battlefield data access to allies' AI models
SoftBank-backed PayPay shares set to open 38% above IPO price
Exclusive-Italian prosecutors seek trial for Amazon, four execs over alleged $1.4 billion tax evasion
Pentagon CTO says 'no chance' of renewed Anthropic negotiations
Bumble shares surge as investors swipe right on AI-powered reboot
US insurers and hospitals turn to new AI for age-old battle over charges vs payments
Google names London office 'Platform 37' in a nod to railway neighbour, AI 'Go' match

Others Also Read