Ray-Ban Stories: Difference between revisions
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Ray-Ban Stories provide 3-6 hours of battery life depending on usage patterns, with frequent video recording and audio streaming reducing operational time. The glasses can capture up to 50 videos or 200+ photos on a full charge.<ref name="sportrx_features"/> | Ray-Ban Stories provide 3-6 hours of battery life depending on usage patterns, with frequent video recording and audio streaming reducing operational time. The glasses can capture up to 50 videos or 200+ photos on a full charge.<ref name="sportrx_features"/> | ||
The included charging case uses a [[USB-C]] connection and can fully recharge the glasses in approximately 70 minutes. The case itself serves as a portable charging station, providing up to 8 additional charges for an estimated 36 hours total use.<ref name="sportrx_features"/><ref name="TechInsights"> | The included charging case uses a [[USB-C]] connection and can fully recharge the glasses in approximately 70 minutes. The case itself serves as a portable charging station, providing up to 8 additional charges for an estimated 36 hours total use.<ref name="sportrx_features"/><ref name="TechInsights"></ref> | ||
== Functionality and Software == | == Functionality and Software == | ||
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* Potential for covert surveillance in public and private spaces | * Potential for covert surveillance in public and private spaces | ||
* Continuous operation of the required Meta View app | * Continuous operation of the required Meta View app | ||
* Normalizing face-level cameras in everyday social interactions<ref name="Wired"> | * Normalizing face-level cameras in everyday social interactions<ref name="Wired"></ref> | ||
The glasses' design intentionally mimics traditional eyewear, making it difficult for observers to identify their recording capabilities.<ref name="tomsguide_review"/> | The glasses' design intentionally mimics traditional eyewear, making it difficult for observers to identify their recording capabilities.<ref name="tomsguide_review"/> | ||