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Meta warns some of its AI glasses may get 'too warm' if they get wet

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A software update will tell users if they're affected and direct them to Meta's customer support for a full replacement.

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A software update will tell users if they're affected and direct them to Meta's customer support for a full replacement.

By staff@engadget.com (Karissa Bell) · Nov 10, 2026, 10:05 PM UTC

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Meta warns some of its AI glasses may get 'too warm' if they get wet
A software update will tell users if they're affected and direct them to Meta's customer support for a full replacement.
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