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<h1>一名女性因在地鐵上砸壞男子的 Meta 智能眼鏡而被稱為英雄</h1>
<p>Victor Tangermann</p>
<p>2025 年 12 月 5 日下午 12:13·閲讀時間 3 分鐘</p>
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<p>一名紐約地鐵乘客指控一名女性砸壞了他的 Meta 智能眼鏡。她隨後被稱為英雄。</p>
<p>十多年前，谷歌展示了一款名為 Google Glass 的智能眼鏡，引發了關於可穿戴設備在未經他人允許的情況下秘密拍攝人們的重大倫理辯論。</p>
<p>當時，這種憤怒被 貶義新詞 “glasshole” 所銘刻，意指被指控對周圍人隱私漠不關心的 Google Glass 用户。</p>
<p>似乎過了很久，Meta 嘗試通過其 Ray-Ban Meta 眼鏡 復興這一理念。雖然這無疑是對谷歌早期嘗試的重大技術飛躍，但辯論似乎依然如故。</p>
<p>例如，Daily Dot 報道，一名紐約地鐵乘客指控一名女性砸壞了他的 Meta 智能眼鏡。</p>
<p>“她剛砸壞了我的 Meta 眼鏡，” 這位名為 eth8n 的 TikTok 用户在一段 視頻 中説道，該視頻已經獲得數百萬次觀看。</p>
<blockquote>
<p>@eth8n_____</p>
<p>幫我找到 Karen – 77th 和 lex 地鐵站 #karen #fyp #viral 攻擊 #subway</p>
<p>♬ 原創音樂 – eth8n_____</p>
</blockquote>
<p>“你將在互聯網上出名！” 他在下車後透過窗户對她喊道。然而，被指控的女性卻毫不在意地回望着他，彷彿在説他活該。</p>
<p>“我發出了一種搞笑的聲音，大家真的笑得流淚，” 他在一段 後續視頻 中聲稱。“她是唯一一個感到煩惱的人。我從未和她説過話，甚至在她在 42 街上車時讓我讓座，我繼續站着。”</p>
<p>但互聯網並沒有支持他，而是全力支持被指控者，稱讚這名女性為民間英雄——完美地突顯了公眾對像 Meta 智能眼鏡這樣的設備的看法。</p>
<p>“好，大家厭倦了被陌生人拍攝，” 一位用户評論道。</p>
<p>“地鐵上沒有其他人為他辯護，這很説明問題，” 另一位寫道。</p>
<p>“她太完美了，” 另一位 讚歎道。“我希望她在砸壞眼鏡之前罵他是個呆子。”</p>
<p>其他人則指責這名男子捏造事件的細節。</p>
<p>“‘人們笑得淚流滿面’——我從未聽過一個如此不可信的紐約地鐵故事，” 一位用户寫道。</p>
<p>雖然 Meta 在其眼鏡的前面內置了一個小 LED 燈，以指示何時正在錄製視頻，但它很容易被一小塊膠帶遮住，這使得在公共場合輕鬆監視陌生人而不被他們知曉或同意變得極其簡單。正如《Daily Dot》指出的，人們甚至在 出售貼紙 以達到這個特定目的。</p>
<p>與此同時，eth8n 聲稱已經 “向警方提出了申訴，並且這是一個輕罪指控。”</p>
<p>“她所做的就是攻擊，如果我再見到她並且覺得有必要，可以逮捕她，” 他寫道。</p>
<p>但尚不清楚那位神秘的女性是否會因損壞他的眼鏡而面臨任何後果——或者熱愛她的公眾是否會將她舉報。</p>
<p><strong>關於 Meta 眼鏡的更多信息：</strong> Meta 的智能眼鏡演示比我們想象的還要糟糕</p>
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<p>一名女性在紐約地鐵上因砸毀一名男子的 Meta 智能眼鏡而被稱為英雄，這引發了關於可穿戴技術隱私問題的辯論。這一事件突顯了公眾對 Meta 眼鏡等設備的持續不安，這些設備可以秘密錄製他人。儘管該男子聲稱遭到攻擊，但網絡上大多數人支持該女性的行為，反映出廣泛的隱私擔憂</p>

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</div><h1>Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man’s Meta Smart Glasses on Subway</h1>
<div class="lb-trans"><h1>一名女性因在地鐵上砸壞男子的 Meta 智能眼鏡而被稱為英雄</h1>
</div><p>Victor Tangermann</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>Victor Tangermann</p>
</div><p>December 5, 2025 at 12:13 PM·3 min read</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>2025 年 12 月 5 日下午 12:13·閲讀時間 3 分鐘</p>
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<p>A New York subway rider has accused a woman of breaking his Meta smart glasses. She was later hailed as a hero.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>一名紐約地鐵乘客指控一名女性砸壞了他的 Meta 智能眼鏡。她隨後被稱為英雄。</p>
</div><p>Over a decade ago, Google showed off a pair of smart spectacles called Google Glass, sparking a major ethical debate over wearables being used to covertly film people without their permission.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>十多年前，谷歌展示了一款名為 Google Glass 的智能眼鏡，引發了關於可穿戴設備在未經他人允許的情況下秘密拍攝人們的重大倫理辯論。</p>
</div><p>At the time, the outrage was enshrined by the derogatory neologism “glasshole,” meaning a Google Glass wearer who was accused of having little regard for the privacy of those around them.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>當時，這種憤怒被 貶義新詞 “glasshole” 所銘刻，意指被指控對周圍人隱私漠不關心的 Google Glass 用户。</p>
</div><p>A seeming eternity later, Meta has attempted to revive the idea with its Ray-Ban Meta glasses. While it’s arguably a significant technological leap over Google’s early forays, the debate has seemingly remained the same.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>似乎過了很久，Meta 嘗試通過其 Ray-Ban Meta 眼鏡 復興這一理念。雖然這無疑是對谷歌早期嘗試的重大技術飛躍，但辯論似乎依然如故。</p>
</div><p>Case in point, as Daily Dot reports, a New York subway rider has accused a woman of breaking his Meta smart glasses.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>例如，Daily Dot 報道，一名紐約地鐵乘客指控一名女性砸壞了他的 Meta 智能眼鏡。</p>
</div><p>“She just broke my Meta glasses,” said the TikTok user, who goes by eth8n, in a video that has since garnered millions of views.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“她剛砸壞了我的 Meta 眼鏡，” 這位名為 eth8n 的 TikTok 用户在一段 視頻 中説道，該視頻已經獲得數百萬次觀看。</p>
</div><blockquote>
<p>@eth8n_____</p>
<p>Help me find Karen – 77th and lex train stop #karen #fyp #viral assault #subway</p>
<p>♬ original sound – eth8n_____</p>
</blockquote>
<div class="lb-trans"><blockquote>
<p>@eth8n_____</p>
<p>幫我找到 Karen – 77th 和 lex 地鐵站 #karen #fyp #viral 攻擊 #subway</p>
<p>♬ 原創音樂 – eth8n_____</p>
</blockquote>
</div><p>“You’re going to be famous on the internet!” he shouted at her through the window after getting off the train. The accused woman, however, peered back at him completely unfazed, as if to say that he had it coming.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“你將在互聯網上出名！” 他在下車後透過窗户對她喊道。然而，被指控的女性卻毫不在意地回望着他，彷彿在説他活該。</p>
</div><p>“I was making a funny noise people were honestly crying laughing at,” he claimed in the caption of a followup video. “She was the only person annoyed. I never spoke to her, I even let her sit down when she got on the train at 42nd street, and I continued to stand.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“我發出了一種搞笑的聲音，大家真的笑得流淚，” 他在一段 後續視頻 中聲稱。“她是唯一一個感到煩惱的人。我從未和她説過話，甚至在她在 42 街上車時讓我讓座，我繼續站着。”</p>
</div><p>But instead of coming to his support, the internet wholeheartedly rallied behind the alleged perpetrator, celebrating the woman as a folk hero — and perfectly highlighting how the public feels about gadgets like Meta’s smart glasses.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>但互聯網並沒有支持他，而是全力支持被指控者，稱讚這名女性為民間英雄——完美地突顯了公眾對像 Meta 智能眼鏡這樣的設備的看法。</p>
</div><p>“Good, people are tired of being filmed by strangers,” one user commented.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“好，大家厭倦了被陌生人拍攝，” 一位用户評論道。</p>
</div><p>“The fact that no one else on the train is defending him is telling,” another wrote.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“地鐵上沒有其他人為他辯護，這很説明問題，” 另一位寫道。</p>
</div><p>“She’s perfect,” another gushed. “I hope she called him a dork for wearing them before she broke them.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“她太完美了，” 另一位 讚歎道。“我希望她在砸壞眼鏡之前罵他是個呆子。”</p>
</div><p>Others accused the man of fabricating details of the incident.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>其他人則指責這名男子捏造事件的細節。</p>
</div><p>“‘People were crying laughing’ — I’ve never heard a less plausible NYC subway story,” one user wrote.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“‘人們笑得淚流滿面’——我從未聽過一個如此不可信的紐約地鐵故事，” 一位用户寫道。</p>
</div><p>While Meta built in a small LED light in the front of its glasses to indicate when it’s recording a video, it can easily be covered by a small piece of tape, making it trivially easy to spy on strangers in public without their knowledge or consent. As <em>Daily Dot</em> points out, people are even selling stickers for this specific purpose.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>雖然 Meta 在其眼鏡的前面內置了一個小 LED 燈，以指示何時正在錄製視頻，但它很容易被一小塊膠帶遮住，這使得在公共場合輕鬆監視陌生人而不被他們知曉或同意變得極其簡單。正如《Daily Dot》指出的，人們甚至在 出售貼紙 以達到這個特定目的。</p>
</div><p>In the meantime, eth8n claims to have “filed a claim with the police and it’s a misdemeanor charge.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>與此同時，eth8n 聲稱已經 “向警方提出了申訴，並且這是一個輕罪指控。”</p>
</div><p>“What she did was assault, can get arrested for it if I see her again and felt like it,” he wrote.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“她所做的就是攻擊，如果我再見到她並且覺得有必要，可以逮捕她，” 他寫道。</p>
</div><p>But it remains to be seen whether the mysterious woman will face any consequences for breaking his glasses — or if the adoring public will even turn her in.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>但尚不清楚那位神秘的女性是否會因損壞他的眼鏡而面臨任何後果——或者熱愛她的公眾是否會將她舉報。</p>
</div><p><strong>More on Meta’s glasses:</strong> Meta’s Disastrous Smart Glasses Demo Even Worse Than We Thought</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p><strong>關於 Meta 眼鏡的更多信息：</strong> Meta 的智能眼鏡演示比我們想象的還要糟糕</p>
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Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man’s Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

- 一名紐約地鐵乘客指控一名女性破壞他的 Meta 智能眼鏡。  
- 該事件引發公眾對智能設備隱私問題的討論，女性被稱為 “英雄”。  
- 目前，指控者已向警方報案，稱事件為輕罪。  

一名女子因在地鐵上砸碎男子的 Meta 智能眼鏡而被譽為英雄