Kim Komando

You know, they have been selling.

Last year, over 7 million have sold.

But the thing that's interesting to me is Meta is putting now facial recognition baked into the Meta Ray-Ban glasses.

So they're calling it name tag.

And so just imagine this.

Somebody's walking towards you.

You don't even know who they are.

And they're wearing the meta Ray-Ban smart glasses.

Up will pop up Ralph Fox, news anchor WTOP with your last three social media posts.

And so as you're walking by, you know, somebody said, hey, Ralph, how are you?

And you're like, I'm who are you?

It's really kind of creepy.

So they're matching your face against 3 billion people across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and then they serve up, as I said, your name, your job, and your socials.

Well, because they can record it.

And it's not just the judge.

There's been a case where this guy by the name of David Williams, he met a woman on a dating app.

They headed off after a couple of drinks.

They went back to a hotel.

They got intimate.

The next day she texted him, say, hey, thanks for a good time.