Meta Introduces Monthly Subscription for AI Glasses Feature

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Meta is introducing a $19.99 monthly subscription for "Conversation Focus" on its AI glasses, limiting free usage to three hours.
This move is part of broader "premium" feature experiments across Meta's platforms, sparking user concern despite other AI features remaining free.

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Meta is introducing a $19.99 monthly subscription for "Conversation Focus" on its AI glasses, limiting free usage to three hours. This move is part of broader "premium" feature experiments across Meta's platforms, sparking user concern despite other AI features remaining free.

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