On August 26, Beijing time, in an interview with the program "Joe Rogan experience", the CEO of meta, mark Rogan? Zuckerberg was asked whether meta's smart glasses would cause potential privacy problems. While defending the company's products, he admitted that glasses might be used for secret photography. The smart glasses were created by Facebook and leipeng. They were launched in September 2021, starting at $299. A small voice controlled camera and microphone are equipped on both sides of the eyeglass frame to allow users to take photos or record videos. ▲ in the exchange of meta's first smart glasses, the host questioned Zuckerberg, asking whether such a "micro camera" would bring privacy problems, "if people can start shooting directly?" Zuckerberg countered that the product is equipped with a flash on one side, which flashes when recording videos or photos, and stressed that "this is a very important part". However, the host continued to ask, "what if I put tape on the flash?" Zuckerberg acknowledged the existence of this possibility, "I think, in theory." Although the flash flashes when shooting, Zuckerberg also said that the tape might indeed interfere with the camera on the glasses. He also stressed that the company is "continuing to develop new versions" of glasses. (news agency)