Meta智慧眼鏡評測：遮燈偷拍漏洞終於補上了 | Meta Smart Glasses Review: Recording Light Loophole Fixed

By Kit 小克 | AI Tool Observer | 2026-08-29

🇹🇼 Meta智慧眼鏡評測：遮燈偷拍漏洞終於補上了

Meta智慧眼鏡最近爆出一個很尷尬的隱私漏洞：只要先按下錄影，再用手指或貼紙遮住鏡框上的白色錄影燈，眼鏡外側看起來沒在錄，鏡頭其實還在悄悄拍。Meta 在8月底緊急推出韌體更新補上這個漏洞，這也是兩個月內第二次針對「偷拍」問題出手修補。

Meta智慧眼鏡的偷拍漏洞怎麼來的

Ray-Ban Meta、Meta Oakley 與新款 300 美元的 Meta Glasses，設計邏輯都是：鏡頭錄影時，鏡框旁會亮起一顆白色 LED，提醒旁人「這副眼鏡正在拍你」。但漏洞在於，這顆燈只是「開始錄影時亮起」的提示，並不是錄影功能本身的開關——使用者只要先啟動錄影，再把燈蓋住（用手指、貼紙，甚至網路上專門販售的遮光配件），鏡頭仍會繼續錄，旁人卻完全看不出來。

這個做法早就在網路上流傳成教學影片，甚至衍生出專門販售的「遮光貼」周邊商品，讓Meta智慧眼鏡原本用來取信使用者的隱私設計形同虛設。

這次更新修了什麼

Meta這次透過 v26 韌體更新，把邏輯反過來：只要錄影過程中偵測到燈被遮住，鏡頭就會直接停止錄影，而不是像過去只讓外部指示燈失效。這已經是Meta兩個月內第二次補洞——7月的更新處理的是另一種硬體級破解手法，也就是有人直接把錄影燈的物理元件挖掉或損毀，讓它永久不會亮；這次更新後，系統偵測到燈具被實體破壞，也會直接關閉相機功能。

更新對象：Ray-Ban Meta、Meta Oakley、Meta Glasses全系列，屬於強制性更新
修補重點：錄影中遮住燈＝直接停止錄影，而不只是燈熄滅
時間點：距離上次修補硬體破解漏洞不到兩個月

該不該擔心被Meta智慧眼鏡偷拍

這個漏洞會鬧這麼大，跟今年3月一起集體訴訟脫不了關係——原告指控Meta與眼鏡代工方Luxottica對外宣稱重視隱私，卻沒說清楚使用者錄下的畫面（包含在自家客廳拍到的私密內容）會被送到肯亞等地的外包標註人員手上，用來訓練AI模型。漏洞加上訴訟，讓「智慧眼鏡到底能不能防偷拍」變成消費者真正在意的問題，而不只是規格表上的一行字。

如果你身邊有人戴Meta智慧眼鏡，白色錄影燈仍是目前唯一可辨識的提示，這次更新讓「遮燈＝停止錄影」變成硬性規則，比起單純相信對方沒有惡意，至少多了一層技術保障。但也要理解，這類漏洞修一個、下一個作弊手法可能又冒出來，隱私防護是持續拉鋸戰，不是一次更新就能一勞永逸。

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🇺🇸 Meta Smart Glasses Review: Recording Light Loophole Fixed

Meta smart glasses just got caught with a privacy loophole that made a mockery of their own safety feature: users could start recording, then cover the white capture LED with a finger or a sticker, and the camera would keep filming while onlookers saw no sign of it. Meta pushed a firmware update in late August to close the gap — the second privacy patch in under two months.

How the Meta Smart Glasses Recording Loophole Worked

Ray-Ban Meta, Meta Oakley, and the new $300 Meta Glasses all rely on the same trust mechanism: a small white LED lights up next to the lens whenever the camera is recording, so people nearby know they are on camera. The flaw was that the light only signaled recording — it was not tied to the recording itself. Start filming first, then cover the LED with a finger, tape, or one of the third-party "LED blockers" sold online, and the camera kept rolling with zero visible indication.

That workaround had circulated widely in tutorials, and a small cottage industry of accessories built specifically to hide the light sprang up — undermining the one privacy signal Meta smart glasses were designed to give.

What the v26 Update Actually Fixes

The new firmware flips the logic: if the LED gets covered while a recording is in progress, the camera now stops recording outright instead of just letting the indicator go dark. It is Meta's second fix in two months — a July update already handled the more extreme case of people physically damaging or drilling out the LED hardware so it could never light up; that update disables the camera entirely if tampering is detected.

Rollout: mandatory update across Ray-Ban Meta, Meta Oakley, and Meta Glasses
Fix: covering the light during recording now stops the recording, not just the indicator
Timing: less than two months after the previous LED-tampering patch

Should You Worry About Being Filmed?

The loophole matters more because of a lawsuit filed in March 2026 against Meta and lens partner Luxottica, alleging the companies marketed the glasses as privacy-conscious while footage — including intimate recordings shot inside people's homes — was reportedly sent to outsourced annotators in Kenya to help train AI models. Combined with the recording-light bug, it turned "can these glasses secretly film me" from a spec-sheet footnote into a real consumer concern.

For now, the white LED is still the only visible cue that Meta smart glasses are recording, and this update at least makes "cover the light" no longer a working bypass. That is a real improvement, not just PR — but it is also a reminder that privacy protections on wearable cameras are an ongoing arms race, not a one-time fix.

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