Vision City of Lake Worth

05/13/2025

04/28/2025

Dr. Lieske and Mel had a great time at the Optometric Vision Development and Rehabilitation Conference this past week/weekend, conveniently hosted in Fort Worth this year! (WhoHoo!!). They learned a lot of new tricks while hanging out with the brightest minds in Developmental and Rehabilitative Optometry!

04/15/2025

We will be closing at 5pm on Friday April 18, 2025, so that our staff can attend Good Friday services.

We will resume normal hours on Saturday April 19th 9am-2pm.

I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

04/11/2025

💕🌹💕 🌹💕Happy Anniversary to Mel!!! What a blessing you have been to us for the past 14 years! We appreciate and love you everyday!!! 💕🌹💕🌹💕

04/01/2025

Does your pet need Vision Therapy? We will have openings soon!

OEPF Launches new Program “Vision Therapy for Pets”! 🚨 - https://mailchi.mp/oepf/oepf-launches-new-program-vision-therapy-for-pets

02/14/2025

💕❤️💕❤️ Happy Valentine’s Day! 💕❤️💕❤️

01/29/2025

We are so thankful for our many loyal patients that have made the past 19 years possible! We truly appreciate your support for our small business and our family.
There are very few privately owned practices remaining in the area, but hopefully we will have many more anniversaries to celebrate together!

01/10/2025

We’re open today. Roads are fine! Come on in.
However we will delay opening to 10:00 am on Saturday due to the prediction of all this refreezing tonight.

01/09/2025

We will have a delayed opening tomorrow Jan 10th. We are aiming to open sometime after noon, depending when the roads are safe for our staff to come to work and the parking lot is safe for patients. Check back here for updates tomorrow morning.

01/09/2025

We will be closed tomorrow January 9th because we are always closed on Thursdays. We will decide about Friday on Friday morning. Stay warm.

01/01/2025

Happy New Year! Thank you for supporting our Small Business for another year! We appreciate your support!
We will be closed on Wednesday, Januaty 1st for New Years Day, and on Thursday January 2nd because it’s a Thursday, and we are closed on Thursdays. We will be back Friday January 3rd at 8:00 am. See you then!

10/03/2024

The Dark Side of Meta’s Ray-Ban Glasses.

Who else would do anything to snag a pair of Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses? If that’s you, hold up—there’s something you need to know.

It turns out that using Meta’s AI features with these glasses means any photos or videos you share could be used to train their AI. Yeah, you read that correctly.

Meta's policy guy, Emil Vazquez, confirmed that in the U.S. and Canada, your cute selfies, closet tours, random lunch pics—or worse, shots of your family—could be used to feed Meta's ever-expanding AI empire.

And it’s all tucked away in the fine print of their Privacy Policy (you know, the one no one actually reads).

Initially, when asked how they train their AI and whether your Ray-Ban footages are involved, Meta was silent—like crickets silent.

But now that they’ve finally responded – it’s… well, not exactly reassuring and creepier than we thought.

And here’s the kicker: there’s pretty much no way to opt out!

If you want to keep your photos and videos out of Meta’s AI training camp, your best bet is to avoid using the AI features entirely. A real downer, right?

What makes this scarier is Meta’s recent rollout of new AI features that make it easier to interact with the glasses.

There’s even a live video analysis feature that constantly feeds images into Meta’s AI. So, while you're going about your day, Meta’s AI is digesting all that data.

And don’t forget—Meta recently had to pay a whopping $1.4 billion to Texas over a facial recognition lawsuit.

So yeah, they've got a bit of a track record with privacy issues.

Oh, and if you like to chat while wearing the glasses, you should know that Meta also stores transcripts of your conversations by default. (Yeah, the Ray-Bans listen, too.)

You can opt-out if you want to, but it’s up to you to find that setting.

At the end of the day, Meta’s AI-powered Ray-Ban glasses might be pushing the future of smart eyewear, but they’re also a bit of a privacy minefield.

Sure, you’ll look cool and futuristic, but Meta’s AI will be learning a lot more about you than you bargained for.

And it won’t just collect your data; it’ll also gather way more than you think and use it for purposes you’ll probably never find out about.

You should definitely read the full article—it’s packed with info you’ll want to know!

SOURCE: The Automated

We recently asked Meta if it trains AI on photos and videos that users take on the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. The company originally didn't have much to