Apple will unveil its first smart glasses at the 2027 Worldwide Developers Conference in June, with availability expected by the end of the year after delaying the launch from early 2027. The delay allows Apple to address privacy concerns that have arisen following reports that Meta’s smart glasses have been used for non‑consensual video recordings. Apple plans to emphasize privacy‑focused features such as on‑device processing and will omit facial recognition. The company says it will not use customer recordings to train AI models and is unlikely to have contractors review customer footage. Apple has not disclosed a specific release date beyond the end‑of‑year timeline and has not indicated whether the glasses will include additional health or augmented‑reality functions.