In a longer feature in swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet, the reporters describe how they purchase a pair of META glasses from a regular optical retail chain in Sweden. They are assured that everything recorded and listened to remains within the app connected to the glasses.

Shortly after activating the glasses, they discover that their data is being transferred to Meta’s AI office in Kenya, where people working for low wages are optimizing the glasses by reviewing and adjusting data.

The reporters say these workers gain access to things people would never willingly share: sex, bank account details, and private secrets. They are, quite literally, looking straight into people’s private lives. Meanwhile, the optical chain claims the glasses do not share data at all.

You should read the article — though it’s behind a paywall. It concludes that no user who truly understood how the glasses function would choose to use them.

So what does that say about our other digital devices?

Once again, a founder of The Pirate Bay said:
“If you want to be alone, walk naked into the forest.”

I would add:
…and hope no mini-drone followed you there.

Say it loud and say it clear: 2026 is the AI year. And also friends:

Transparency is EVERYTHING! Be true to your self and others because what ever you hiding it is out there. Be your self. I think that will be the new great thing in the 30:s.