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theverge ai · September 24, 2026

Zuckerberg grilled on Meta Glasses surveillance

meta ceo mark zuckerberg faces questions on meta glasses and teen safety. concerns about passive surveillance and social etiquette arise.

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meta's connect conference has kicked off, showcasing the company's new products, including meta glasses and the muse ai agent. ceo mark zuckerberg has been defending these products in interviews, but his comments have raised more questions. zuckerberg compared meta glasses to smartphones, suggesting that society has already adapted to the presence of cameras in phones. however, critics argue that meta glasses enable passive surveillance, which is fundamentally different from smartphone recording. this has sparked concerns about social etiquette and the impact on individuals, particularly teenagers. the conversation highlights the need for a new set of social rules and norms around these devices.

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