The Brussels police claim that the preventive confiscation of items such as glasses and physiological serum from protesters was justified by the context, despite accusations of illegality from the League of Human Rights. #Bruxelles #Manifestation #Police (translated)
Protesters in Brussels had their saline solution pipettes and protective glasses confiscated by the police as a preventive measure, raising criticisms about the legality of this action. #Bruxelles #Manifestation #Police (translated)
The author wrote that the European regulator demanded that smart glasses clearly indicate when they are filming, taking photos, or recording sound. https://t.co/YC5heqWXTm #ViePrivée #LunettesConnectées #ProtectionDesDonnées #EU (translated)
The ₿unker 🪖 published a satirical portrait of Hugo, a 34-year-old man born in Clermont-Ferrand and living in Paris, whom they described as torn between his social ambitions, consumption habits, and political convictions. The author presented him as a buyer of biodynamic wine and a voter for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, while criticizing his use of cocaine and his desire to work for LVMH thanks to a family connection. In the story, Hugo had bought a 38 m² apartment on credit from Crédit Agricole over 25 years in 2021, at a price of 10,000 euros per square meter on Avenue Parmentier. On October 17 at 11:40 PM, riots were taking place in his street: the Monoprix was looted and his car was damaged, according to the author. He added that the property management had subsequently demanded 4,800 euros for repairs and that a real estate agent estimated that a quick sale would require a price of 8,200 euros per square meter. The text also asserted that the local property tax rate had increased by 52% under Anne Hidalgo in 2023. The story concluded with Hugo losing his job after a Hermes agent completed in twelve minutes a task he had planned for the end of the quarter. The ₿unker 🪖 contrasted his fate with that of his cousin Théo, who moved to Mexico, and then urged its readers to "vote with their feet." #Paris #Société #Immobilier (translated)
Mehdi (e/λ) published a series of tips for people planning to protest over the weekend. He recommended leaving their personal phones at home and, if they had to film police violence, to use a blank device without a SIM card or connected account. He stated that a powered-on phone could allow services to locate them and advised turning off geolocation, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. He also recommended masking distinctive signs, including tattoos and scars, and not posting live images. According to him, video surveillance systems and analytical tools could exploit clothing, photo metadata, and online posts to identify protesters. He advised using Bitchat instead of SMS or WhatsApp, paying in cash, and avoiding the use of a Navigo card or bank card on public transport before and after the gathering. Furthermore, he claimed that refusing to provide a phone code constituted an offense and recommended memorizing legal emergency numbers and those of close relatives. #Manifestation #Sécurité #Militantisme (translated)
Bleu Blanc Rouge reported that a 24-year-old trainee teacher was sentenced in Nîmes to 18 months in prison with a two-year probation period after injuring a police officer by throwing a stone weighing about 370 to 400 grams at him during clashes that occurred on October 17 during a protest. According to the report, the police officer had received three days of total incapacity for work. The author indicated that the PE teacher, who taught at a public college and was not known to the justice system, had appeared immediately. He reportedly explained in court that he had been swept away by the crowd in the face of tear gas, while denying having intended to injure the police officer. The prosecution had requested 18 months in prison, including one year of actual imprisonment, and a five-year ban on holding a public office, according to the message. Bleu Blanc Rouge added that the court had dismissed this ban, thereby allowing the teacher to continue working, but had prohibited him from going to protest sites in Occitanie and carrying a weapon, and had ordered compensation for the victims. The prosecution had appealed. The author considered the decision too lenient and questioned how to "get by" under these conditions, citing Objectif Sud. #Justice #Éducation #Manifestation (translated)
Impact reported, citing Actu Lyon, that a 21-year-old man had been sentenced to six months of firm prison time with immediate incarceration for the theft of six wallets, two pairs of glasses, a pair of pants, and two bags from a Louis Vuitton store in Lyon during the riots on October 17. He was also given a two-year ban from French territory upon his release from prison. According to Impact, the young man would have arrived an hour and a half after the looting had begun without having participated in the devastation, but the prosecutor deemed that he had deliberately taken advantage of the chaos to steal. #Justice #Lyon #Violences (translated)
Cerfia indicated that glasses, saline solution, masks, and a knife had been seized in Paris. https://t.co/Y1eH04Vaqf #Paris #Actualités #Justice (translated)
FRENCHRAPUS stated that, for the day of October 17, the police prefecture had banned the wearing of protective equipment in face of law enforcement. He specifically mentioned helmets, protective glasses, masks, and scarves, and presented this measure as targeting equipment meant to protect against what he referred to as weapons of war. #Liberté #DroitsHumains #Justice (translated)
In the United Kingdom, MPs are calling for a ban on smart glasses in Parliament after Jason O’Connell, a member of the Reform UK party, was suspected of using them to read his speech. #LunettesConnectées #ParlementBritannique #Technologie (translated)
In the United Kingdom, the use of smart glasses as a teleprompter by an elected official has reignited the debate on their banning within Parliament, raising concerns about safety and compliance with rules. #LunettesConnectées #Parlement #Technologie (translated)
The European regulator calls for smart glasses to clearly signal their use for filming, recording, or taking photos in order to protect privacy, following reports of women being filmed without consent. #LunettesConnectées #ViePrivée #ProtectionDesDonnées (translated)
The European regulator requires that the recording functions of smart glasses be "clearly visible" to protect users' privacy. #ProblemasDeConexión #Navegador #ExtensionesDelNavegador (translated)
The head of the social media giant Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, unveiled on Wednesday camera-less smart glasses, designed as a gateway to his artificial intelligence (AI) Muse, amid backlash against its other models that could record passersby without their knowledge. #Turquie #RéseauxSociaux #ProtectionDesEnfants (translated)
Actu Foot relayed an anecdote told by Pierre Sage, who indicated that he always had a house in Lyon. The previous summer, while he was buying sunglasses at the Galeries Lafayette in Lyon, a man aged 55 to 60 approached him and broke down in tears. His wife was also crying. The man explained to him that he was very scared of losing OL and wanted to thank him. Pierre Sage said that the scene made the man, his wife, his partner, and himself cry, around a sense of belonging that he described as indescribable. #Lyon #OL #Emotions (translated)
Cho Allez! reported that Félix Lebrun qualified for the second round of the China Smash after defeating the Japanese Maharu Yoshimura 3-1. According to the author, this was his first WTT match without glasses. The message also referred to WTTGlobal. https://t.co/KHesnnPNBu #WTT #ChinaSmash #Tennis (translated)
CANAL+ F1® indicated that the start had been delayed in Sepang due to heavy rain. The account joked about taking the opportunity to clean its glasses. #F1 #BahrainGP https://t.co/vaKihf9W7O #F1 #Sepang #Formule1 (translated)
Mark Zuckerberg a annoncé son intention de les intégrer dans ses futurs appareils - comme les lunettes connectées. #IntelligenceArtificielle #OpenAI #AgentsIA
The article emphasizes the increasing integration of artificial intelligence into various aspects of daily life, with particular attention on the upcoming technological interface, smart glasses, which will succeed computers and smartphones in the battle of tech companies. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Technologie #Innovation (translated)
Les fraudes dans le secteur des lunettes, avec un coût estimé à 60 millions d'euros en 2025, sont principalement alimentées par des pratiques illégales impliquant des opticiens et des ophtalmologues, malgré les affirmations du secteur sur des contrôles stricts. #fraude #optique #santé
