What the company doesn't explicitly say there is that there is no way to use the smart glasses' "multimodal" features without sharing the captures of your surroundings with the company. As I noted in my review of the second-generation Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses last year: "images of your surroundings processed for the glasses' multimodal features like Live AI can be used for training purposes (these images aren't saved to your device's camera roll)."
Is this good? To me personally, the Scroll Lock-esque approach feels strange and claustrophobic. I see the (hypothetical) value of keeping the selection in one place, but the downsides are more pronounced: things feel lopsided, going back in this universe is flying blind, and the system creates strange situations at the edges, where Scroll Lock struggled as well.
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二是让平台优化算法，降低成瘾性内容推荐权重。三是建议由网信部门牵头、多部门参与，成立专项工作组，推动联合执法，把网络保护落实情况纳入学校评估和平台考核。四是教育引导要更系统，把网络素养教育融入中小学心理健康课程和家长学校必修课程。
还有网友发现，现在的 Nano Banana 2 在文字处理上，能直接复制我们的笔迹。