Meta's latest invention, the Meta Glasses, has sparked a global backlash due to privacy concerns and reports of nonconsensual filming. Women have found an unconventional solution – playing Disney music. If recorded, any videos might get removed thanks to Disney's strict copyright policies.
The idea is catching on; some suggest The Beatles or The Eagles' Hotel California could work similarly. However, the effectiveness remains questionable as video creators can simply edit out the audio or mute it entirely.
This workaround highlights a worrying trend where going out in public requires constant vigilance and preparation – a Disney soundtrack ready to play at any moment like an audible rape alarm. Meta's track record on ethics raises concerns about their approach to these issues.
The German data protection authority is considering banning camera glasses, suggesting a potential shift towards stricter legislation. For now, the burden falls on users to find creative yet imperfect solutions.







