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Meta has paused those plans, spokesperson Tyler Yee confirms to The Verge
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Remember when Meta was planning to charge a $20 monthly subscription fee for the smart glasses feature that lets people hear each other more clearly - even though that feature runs locally on your glasses and doesn't require the cloud?
- The company is not giving up on the idea of a subscription fee for certain features - that's still moving forward.
- Meta has paused those plans, spokesperson Tyler Yee confirms to The Verge. The company is not giving up on the idea of a subscription fee for certain features - that's still moving forward.
Meta has paused those plans, spokesperson Tyler Yee confirms to The Verge. The company is not giving up on the idea of a subscription fee for certain features - that's still moving forward. Yee confirms that "some premium features will be subscription-based over time. But Conversation Focus, the accessibility feature, "will remain available for free through our Early Access Program for early testers while w … Read the full story at.
Source: Verge
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