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Meta's Smart Glasses Discover the Limits of Being Outdoors

Meta says some of its AI glasses may get too warm if they get wet. A software update will tell users whether they are affected and direct them to customer support for a full replacement. The response puts a basic hardware concern ahead of the usual promises about wearable intelligence. Glasses are worn in a world where water exists, and affected owners need a way to resolve the problem rather than another digital feature. For these users, the useful output of the smart device is a clear instruction about replacement. Even advanced eyewear has to pass the ordinary test of being wearable.

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