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Australia considers banning smart glasses in all government workplaces

Australia considers banning smart glasses in all government workplaces

Australia's proposed ban on smart glasses in government workplaces would be a world-first, exceeding current rules that allow individual workplaces to decide. Public service minister Katy Gallagher stated smart glasses raise "legitimate privacy and security concerns" due to their recording ability. The government is seeking public feedback on the proposed ban, which would impact offices, service centres, and local councils.

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