Smart glasses, particularly those with prescription lenses, are becoming increasingly popular, but they come with significant challenges. Users must consider privacy concerns, as some venues, like cruise ships, have banned them due to potential misuse, such as discreet recording. A recent account from a passenger on a Royal Caribbean cruise highlights the complications; they were allowed to wear Ray-Ban smart glasses only after covering the cameras with tape, leading to dissatisfaction. This incident reflects a broader issue as more people adopt smart glasses, potentially making them indispensable. Despite efforts by companies like Meta, which offers prescription-focused models like the Ray-Ban Blayzer and Scriber, cultural acceptance of wearing cameras on one's face remains low. While there are more discreet options, such as the cameraless Even G2, the presence of a camera on smart glasses often invites scrutiny and requests to remove them, complicating their use in everyday situations.