Smart glasses present 'elevated risk' to patients, says NT Health
05-11-2026 08:37 via Latest business news

Smart glasses present 'elevated risk' to patients, says NT Health

The Northern Territory health department has issued a ban to its staff around the use of smart glasses, as part of an internal department review into its privacy policies triggered by a recent breach.
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