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“Awfully suspicious”: Australian employee claims co-worker was using smart glasses at work
['David Adams', 'Melissa Coade', 'Lois Maskiell']
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“Awfully suspicious”: Australian employee claims co-worker was using smart glasses at workThe use of smart glasses in Australian workplaces is sparking debate online, as legal professionals urge employers to establish policies around the wearable recording technology.
Others raised the fact some smart glasses, including Meta Glasses, can use prescription frames, meaning the colleague may occasionally wear them as normal reading glasses.
In an earlier comment chain, an /r/AusCorp user reflected on a deaf relative who uses smart glasses for live-captioning conversations.
The first step is establishing who might be using smart glasses, and why, she said.
Signage could indicate where smart glasses use is prohibited, or to alert customers when employees are using smart glasses, she added.