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원문 (영어)
Millions of people now use Meta’s AI glasses every day for listening to music and podcasts, hands-free photos and video, quick access to an AI assistant and so much more. This is one of the fastest-growing consumer products of our lifetimes. As more and more people get these glasses, we want to answer your questions about how they work, and share more about the ways we make sure both the wearer of the glasses and those around them feel comfortable.
Whether you just got your first pair or you’re thinking about it now, here are answers to common questions we’ve been hearing. Who can see the photos and videos I take on my glasses? You, and only you — unless you choose to share them. You can use your glasses as a hands-free camera.
Photos and videos you capture with your AI glasses for your gallery are stored privately on your glasses. You choose when to import them to your phone. Once imported to your phone, they’re saved to your phone’s gallery just like any other photo or video you may take.
It’s up to you whether you choose to share them with your friends, post on social media, or use Meta AI. If you do choose to share them somewhere else — whether that’s one of Meta’s apps, or anywhere else on the internet — then it works just like anything else shared there.
How do other people know the glasses are capturing a photo or video? There’s a light on the front of every pair of our AI glasses that we call a capture LED. Whenever content is being captured for your gallery, this white light blinks to let people know you’re capturing content.
For a photo, it blinks briefly, while for a video, it continues to blink for as long as you are recording. The capture LED has no off switch.
원문: Meta Newsroom — "Meta’s AI Glasses: Your Questions Answered" (2026-07-23) 공식 원문: https://about.fb.com/news/2026/07/metas-ai-glasses-your-questions-answered/
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