**University of Auckland student caught using smart glasses during exam**
A student at the University of Auckland was recently caught wearing smart glasses during an examination, prompting concerns regarding the potential for new technology to be used for academic dishonesty.
The incident has highlighted the challenges posed by wearable devices, such as Meta glasses, which feature integrated cameras capable of recording the wearer’s field of view.
The university has not yet released specific details regarding the disciplinary outcome for the student involved, but the event has sparked a broader discussion about how educational institutions can effectively monitor and regulate the use of advanced wearable technology in testing environments.
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