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Albury and Wodonga pools to review smart glasses recording rules

Aligned Leisure, which runs pools in Albury and Wodonga, is reviewing entry conditions to address secret filming with smart glasses.

Why it mattersExisting rules already ban filming in change rooms and require consent. But smart glasses blur that line because they look like ordinary eyewear.

AustraliaNSW councils are taking action on a privacy risk that is growing as wearable camera technology becomes cheaper and more available in Australian shops.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 d ago

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