Near a school station in Singapore, a man wearing smart glasses was filmed apparently trailing uniformed female students — a quiet, unsettling scene that has drawn police attention and opened a wider question about how societies protect the unwatched from the watchers. The incident, which surfaced on social media before being removed, sits at the intersection of technological acceleration and the slower, more deliberate work of law and ethics. As smart glasses grow more accessible and indistinguishable from ordinary eyewear, the ancient tension between public space and private dignity finds a
Singapore police probe alleged smart glasses misuse targeting female students
Female students were allegedly followed and potentially recorded without consent, raising concerns about their privacy and safety.