The glasses actually have two modes where you can take pictures. First, you can take pictures with the capture button or just asking for a picture. Second, you

The glasses actually have two modes where you can take pictures. First, you can take pictures with the capture button or just asking for a picture. Second, you can ask Meta AI to look and tell you something about what it sees. You can say “Hey Meta, look at this and tell me what it is” and then it goes off to the AI cloud to get an answer. I would assume that since you can enable AI and “improve the AI” that that’s data that’s fair game for training. But when you take photos using the capture button or saying “Hey Meta, take a photo” the photos don’t even use cloud storage by default. You have to specifically turn on Meta’s temporary cloud storage feature to sync data while charging with your iPhone to work around iOS rules. If you don’t, those photos are just local only. There are instances where questions can be answered by just using the product and reading the legal documents. I think this is clearly just lackluster research from TechCrunch carried to MacRumors.