I wore Meta AI glasses for a month — and even after struggling with privacy concerns, I'm still not convinced they're the future of wearables

Living with Meta's Ray-Ban and Oakley AI glasses for a month revealed some intriguing features, but the constant privacy concerns overshadowed their potential. Despite the fun aspects like augmented reality and hands-free calling, the unease about data collection and surveillance loomed large. This skepticism suggests that while these smart glasses are a step forward in tech, they might not be ready for mainstream adoption without significant improvements in privacy and user trust.