British Airways says covert Meta glasses filming can cancel tickets
Original title: British Airways: Filming Crew W Meta Glasses Could Get Your Tickets Cancelled
Passengers may still wear the glasses, but recording staff without consent can lead BA to refuse remaining flights, including a return.
British Airways is tightening filming rules against passengers using Meta smart glasses to secretly record employees and other travelers, according to Paddle Your Own Kanoo. Wearing the glasses is still allowed. Conditions of carriage already let BA stop filming, livestreaming, or photographing crew without consent, refuse remaining ticket sectors, and report possible criminal offenses. The quoted conditions do not name Meta glasses.
Unconfirmed: PYOK claims a device-specific update, while the quoted carriage conditions do not name Meta glasses.
- Livestreaming employees without permission is also prohibited.
- BA can remove a passenger after landing and refuse an already booked return.
- Violating the filming policy is not, by itself, a crime.
- Earlier rules already barred photographing BA employees without consent.
- Vendors
- Meta
- Products
- Meta smart glasses
- Organizations
- British Airways
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British Airways is tightening its filming rules to address passengers using Meta smart glasses to secretly record employees and fellow travelers. You can still wear the glasses, but using them as a discreet camera could put the rest of your journey at risk.
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