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University of Auckland student caught wearing smart glasses during exam

From NZ Herald · () English

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  • A University of Auckland student was caught wearing smart glasses during a test.
  • The student continued the exam without the glasses and was penalized.
  • The incident has raised concerns about smart glasses being used to cheat, as some models include built-in cameras.

A University of Auckland student was caught wearing smart glasses during a test, prompting concerns about how the technology could be used to cheat.

The student was allowed to continue the test after removing the glasses, but was penalized. New products such as Meta glasses include small built-in cameras, which can potentially be used during exams.

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