Norway Plans to Tighten Smart Glasses Regulation, Considering Ban on Facial Recognition in Public
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Source: IT Home · Published 2026-08-26
Summary
Norwegian officials say the country plans to tighten regulation of smart glasses and similar devices, considering banning facial recognition in public places. Digitalization Minister Karianne Tung expressed a desire for stricter regulation and plans to form an expert group to advise on protecting consumers from new technology risks. The Consumer Council urges retailers to pause sales until regulations are clear.
Bubble analysis
This news is not closely related to the AI investment bubble; it mainly concerns privacy regulation of smart glasses, involving AI technology but not directly touching on investment, valuation, or capex, which are core bubble indicators.
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