At least two Florida sheriff's offices have quietly bought Meta smart glasses for officers. At least two Florida sheriff’s offices have quietly acquired Meta smart glasses for officers, a move that privacy advocates warn could make it easier for police to record the public without people noticing. Meta markets the Ray-Ban smart glasses primarily as consumer wearables that can take photos, record videos, livestream, and interact with the company’s AI assistant. In December, Border Patrol agents in the Chicago area were seen wearing Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses while conducting immigration enforcement operations, according to an investigation by The Daily Northwestern. “Meta smart glasses have no place in law enforcement in South Florida or anywhere else in the country,” Owen says.