According to e-Enfance, a French organization that advocates for children's rights and safety online, there has been a growing concern over a specific type of incident involving young women and girls. The organization is raising the alarm this week, noting that the reported cases are on the rise and follow a similar pattern. In these incidents, a content creator approaches a young woman or girl in a public place and secretly films her using connected glasses—also known as smart glasses—which have cameras built into them. These recordings are typically taken without the person’s knowledge or consent. Once captured, the footage is often edited or taken out of context before being posted on social media platforms. This can lead to significant distress for the individuals involved, as they may face harassment or unwanted attention online. The content, which is not intended for public consumption, is shared without their permission, leaving them vulnerable to privacy violations and emotional harm. e-Enfance emphasizes that these incidents are not isolated and are becoming more frequent. The organization is calling for greater awareness and stricter measures to prevent such violations. It also highlights the need for better education on digital privacy and the ethical use of technology, especially for younger individuals who may not fully understand the risks involved. The rise in these cases has sparked discussions about the responsibility of content creators and the platforms they use. Experts suggest that increased regulation and improved user education could help mitigate the issue. As technology continues to evolve, so too must the safeguards in place to protect individuals from misuse and exploitation in public spaces.