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August 10, 2026
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FIX IT META

  • August 10, 2026
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The design of these Ray-Ban Meta glasses makes zero sense for lost items. Not having Find My tracking built directly into the frames—or locked-account protection so stolen glasses can’t just be reset and paired to someone else’s phone—is a major oversight for a $300+ device. You need to add remote locking, frame-level GPS tracking, or anti-theft serial locking in the next update

Selling $300 smart glasses with no built-in location tracking and no anti-theft locking is crazy. Anyone who finds them can reset them, pair them to a new phone, and buy a $100 case to use them. Fix this and add proper device locking/Find My support.

Best answer by steve40

You're treating these glasses like they're phones, but none of the things you're demanding are technically feasible in a 40‑gram frame. GPS, persistent radios, and secure remote‑lock systems aren't "oversights" - they require battery capacity, antennas, and thermal headroom that simply don't exist in eyewear.

The reset‑to‑pair behavior you're calling "crazy" is actually intentional, so people don't end up with permanently bricked glasses. And adding Find My‑style tracking isn't a software update - it's a hardware redesign.

Wanting better anti‑loss tools is fair, but the complaint ignores the engineering reality behind the product.

4 replies

August 11, 2026

I Agree

New Participant
August 11, 2026

Agree!! 

steve40
steve40Answer
Honored Contributor
August 11, 2026

You're treating these glasses like they're phones, but none of the things you're demanding are technically feasible in a 40‑gram frame. GPS, persistent radios, and secure remote‑lock systems aren't "oversights" - they require battery capacity, antennas, and thermal headroom that simply don't exist in eyewear.

The reset‑to‑pair behavior you're calling "crazy" is actually intentional, so people don't end up with permanently bricked glasses. And adding Find My‑style tracking isn't a software update - it's a hardware redesign.

Wanting better anti‑loss tools is fair, but the complaint ignores the engineering reality behind the product.

New Participant
August 15, 2026

Okay