Chinese Police Add Facial-Recognition Glasses to Surveillance Arsenal - WSJ
Police in China are wearing facial-recognition glasses - ABC News
These 'privacy glasses' make you invisible to facial recognition | Engadget
Google 'bans' facial recognition on Google Glass - but developers persist | Google Glass | The Guardian
Facebook Considers Facial Recognition For Smart Glasses
Anti-Photography Glasses Prevent Facial Recognition from Doing Its Thing | PetaPixel
Facebook Weighing Up Legality of Facial Recognition in Upcoming Smart Glasses - MacRumors
Glasses protect users from facial recognition - Springwise
These Glasses Foil Facial Recognition Software - IGN
Meet IRpair & Phantom; powerful anti-facial recognition glasses
Facial Recognition Glasses: Recognize Your Loved Ones with OrCam
IR-Pair Originals — Reflectacles Privacy Eyewear & Sunglasses: Anti Facial Recognition Glasses since 2015.
In your face: Near-infrared glasses thwart face recognition
Spectacles make the wearer undetectable to facial recognition software | Daily Mail Online
Custom IR-Clip — Reflectacles Privacy Eyewear & Sunglasses: Anti Facial Recognition Glasses since 2015.
Privacy visor glasses jam facial recognition systems to protect your privacy #DigInfo - YouTube
Chicago-made glasses can block facial recognition tech
Scientists Built Glasses That Fool Facial Recognition Software - TechTheLead
Glasses Equipped With Facial Recognition Are Coming | by Dave Gershgorn | OneZero
Chicago-made glasses can block facial recognition tech
Clearview: Glasses With Facial Recognition Are Here—And The Air Force Is Buying
Chinese Police Add Facial Recognition Glasses to Their Surveillance Arsenal
Meet IRpair & Phantom; powerful anti-facial recognition glasses
Adversarial Eyeglasses to Trick Facial Recognition | by Mike Chaykowsky | Towards Data Science
Beijing Police Are Using Smart Glasses to Identify Cars and Passengers
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Facial recognition smart glasses could make public surveillance discreet and ubiquitous - The Verge
