> In July, Meta announced that it would push an update to detect when an LED has been “physically tampered with or destroyed” and stop people from being able to film
Would love to know how they plan to do this, sounds like a patch that is bypassed with a $0.01 resistor.
> In July, Meta announced that it would push an update to detect when an LED has been “physically tampered with or destroyed” and stop people from being able to film
Would love to know how they plan to do this, sounds like a patch that is bypassed with a $0.01 resistor.
Train a detector for reflections of recording glasses. Cluster into "led illuminated" and "led dark" detections. Ban accounts above threshold.
Why do we hear about it when it's a vibecoded proprietary freemium iOS app but not when it's Nearby Glasses: cross platform open source and free ?
Probably the catchy name helps this one? Thank you for pointing us to the better alternative.
https://apt.izzysoft.de/packages/ch.pocketpc.nearbyglasses
https://github.com/yjeanrenaud/yj_nearbyglasses