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Paris prosecutors open at least one criminal probe into suspected sexual harassment involving using smart glasses to film women in public without their consent

Paris prosecutors have opened a criminal probe into suspected sexual harassment involving smart glasses, while French data protection authorities …

Paris prosecutors open at least one criminal probe into suspected sexual harassment involving using smart glasses to film women in public without their consent

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Reuters — Paris prosecutors open at least one criminal probe into suspected sexual harassment involving using smart glasses to film women in public without their consent ↗

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