Google's smart glasses partners will open pre-orders November 12th, moving the surveillance apparatus from your pocket to your face and asking you to pay for the privilege. Gentle Monster and Warby Parker both let slip the same pre-order date, with Gentle Monster's
Google Smart Glasses Pre-Order Nov. 12: Surveillance Moves to Your Face
Gentle Monster and Warby Parker put Gemini AI on your brow — and bring the surveillance state right before your eyes.

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