Guardian Seeks User Experiences with Meta Glasses Amid Privacy Concerns
Guardian Asks: How Do You Use Meta Glasses?

The Guardian is reaching out to readers to share their experiences with Meta glasses, as over seven million pairs have been sold in 2025. The newspaper wants to understand how people are using the glasses and how others feel about being around wearers.

Growing Popularity and Concerns

Meta has reported selling more than seven million pairs of its smart glasses in 2025, indicating a surge in popularity. However, concerns have been raised about nonconsensual filming and data protection. Despite these issues, the glasses have been life-changing for individuals with visual impairments and hearing loss, according to reports.

What the Guardian Wants to Know

The Guardian is inviting users to share their views on the Meta glasses, whether for work, school, or daily life. Questions include: How do you feel about using the glasses? How useful are they? Would you recommend them? Do you have any concerns? Additionally, the newspaper wants to hear from people about how they feel when others around them are wearing the glasses.

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How to Share Your Story

Readers aged 18 and over can respond via the form on the Guardian's website or by messaging the newspaper. Responses can be anonymous. The form is encrypted, and only the Guardian has access to the contributions. Personal data will be deleted when no longer needed for the feature. Alternatively, readers can contact the Guardian on WhatsApp at +447766780300 or use the Secure Messaging service for fully anonymous communication.

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