Meta glasses banned by Comic-Con promoter after 'secret filming'
Summary
The UK promoter Monopoly Events has banned Meta glasses and other wearable cameras at its comic conventions because of secret filming concerns. Guests and attendees said secret recordings harmed their privacy, so people caught using these devices may be asked to leave the event.Key Facts
- Monopoly Events organizes many comic conventions in the UK, including in Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Manchester, and Liverpool.
- Meta glasses have a small camera and speakers in the frame and can record videos by touching the glasses.
- Some guests told the promoter they might stop attending if secret filming continues.
- The ban covers Meta glasses and any wearable recording devices.
- Attendees caught recording secretly risk being asked to leave and losing purchased autographs or photos.
- Some fans support the ban for privacy reasons, especially concerning children and unwanted filming.
- Others worried the ban might negatively affect disabled people who use these glasses for navigation.
- Enforcing the ban may be challenging, as some users might ignore the rules.
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