Police are investigating a TikTok creator accused of secretly recording people using Meta smart glasses without their consent. According to reports, the suspect used the device to capture hundreds of videos that have been posted across social media. Investigators are trying to determine what happened, where the recordings were made, and whether people pictured in the footage were aware they were being filmed.
Multiple outlets report that the videos remain available online, raising concerns about privacy and consent. Police have not publicly confirmed the full scope of the recordings or the creator’s identity details beyond the allegation that it involves extensive content. The investigation focuses on whether the filming violated applicable privacy or surveillance-related laws and on identifying affected individuals.
The case also highlights how consumer wearable technologies can be used to capture images and video outside of public awareness, and it underscores the role of law enforcement in responding to online reports and content that may involve non-consensual recording.
