Norway plans a temporary AI-glasses ban in selected public places
Norway’s government says it will send Parliament a proposal for a temporary ban on using AI glasses in selected places. Possible locations include parks, beaches, museums, shopping centres, public events, schools, healthcare facilities and changing areas. The exact devices covered are still under review, and exemptions are planned for vulnerable groups and specific public-interest uses.
Why it matters
The proposal is not law yet, but it could materially limit where camera and recording glasses can be used in Norway and may influence regulation elsewhere in Europe. Buyers and visitors should check venue rules and follow the parliamentary process.
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