Amazon customers can’t opt out of driver camera glasses, Bloomberg reports
THE SO WHAT
Always-on smart glasses for delivery drivers with no customer opt-out pushes the edge of what 'operational telemetry' means in the last mile. Any company deploying similar tech should expect regulatory and consumer scrutiny — design privacy controls, retention limits, and redaction pipelines before scale, not after backlash.
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