Smart glasses to be banned in all WA public schools
- Western Australia will introduce the nation's strictest ban on smart glasses in public schools, the state's education minister has announced.
- The devices, which look like ordinary glasses, allow the wearer to capture images, video and audio with the press of a button, and have attracted the nickname "pervert glasses" because it is not always clear when they are in use.
- Education Minister Sabine Winton said students, staff, parents, carers and even contractors would be forbidden from wearing or storing the devices on school premises under the nation's "most comprehensive" ban.
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- Western Australia will introduce the nation's strictest ban on smart glasses in public schools, the state's education minister has announced.
- The devices, which look like ordinary glasses, allow the wearer to capture images, video and audio with the press of a button, and have attracted the nickname "pervert glasses" because it is not always clear when they are in use.
- Education Minister Sabine Winton said students, staff, parents, carers and even contractors would be forbidden from wearing or storing the devices on school premises under the nation's "most comprehensive" ban.
Sources: Abc