META REVERSES SMART GLASSES LIMITS ON CONVERSATION FOCUS
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Meta has reversed restrictions on its smart glasses' Conversation Focus feature, which automatically filters out background noise during conversations. The company is reconsidering its approach to the feature's limitations.
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