It comes weeks after Kylie Jenner — who has long expressed her desire for privacy following negative experiences with photographers as a teen — collaborated with Meta to release her own AI glasses.

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Understandably, there have been growing concerns about how invasive smart glasses are — namely because the embedded camera allows wearers to take photos or videos of others without their permission or knowledge.

Many women have been approached by men wearing Meta's AI Ray-Bans and subsequently filmed without their consent, with the videos later uploaded to platforms like TikTok.

To add insult to injury, Kylie brazenly gushed about her Meta collab during an ad for the technology conglomerate, stating, “We love a tech moment.”

“They can never make me hate you, Lorde!! You are the moment!!!!!!!!!” someone said.

“@lorde on the corect side of history as always,” one Instagram comment read, while another person said of the singer, “The realest.”