Kim Komando

And then he replied saying, you know, I think he might want this.

And it was a video of them having sex that he took on his meta glasses, which is kind of a red flag.

I mean, the guy was wearing glasses the whole time.

But anyway, he pleaded guilty to voyeurism.

Well, you can maybe try to see if somebody is recording you.

There's a small white light on the right frame that blinks when anybody's recording.

But here's the problem.

People can cover it up with a sticker or just with a black marker or nail polish.

You can also check the frames, the Ray-Ban metas.

They're a little bit thicker at the temples than regular Ray-Ban glasses.

Now, there's no federal law in the U.S.

that protects your face.

Illinois has something called the BIPA, which is a biometric privacy law.

It's the toughest in the country.

And that's the only reason why Meta has paid like $2 billion in fines.

But every other state, there's nothing.

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