Meta’s smart glasses are now prohibited for ICE staffers.
The glasses “could unintentionally capture, record or transmit sensitive information, potentially compromising privacy and legal protections,” ICE acting director David Venturella said in a memo to staff, according to The New York Times. Staffers can’t wear the glasses in the “federal workspace.” [Link: ICE Bars Its Workers From Wearing Meta’s Smart Glasses on the Job | https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/18/technology/ice-meta-smart-glasses.html | The New York Times]
The glasses “could unintentionally capture, record or transmit sensitive information, potentially compromising privacy and legal protections,” ICE acting director David Venturella said in a memo to staff, according to The New York Times . Staffers can’t wear the glasses in the “federal workspace.”
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