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Millennials wearing Snapchat Spectacles could be a privacy disaster

Posted on November 17, 2016 by pogowasright.org

Sasha Lekach reports:

The new Snapchat Spectacles might look like a toy, but connected sunglasses may carry hidden security implications.

Snap Inc. — the company behind the disappearing message app Snapchat — unveiled its newest product, Spectacles, on Thursday. The sunglasses-turned-video-camera lets you capture quick 10-second scenes that immediately get sent to your Snapchat account on your phone (making them public is another step).

Read more on Mashable.

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