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Meta puts rate limits on its smart glasses' Conversation Focus feature

Engadget · Jul 1, 2026, 8:40 AM · Also reported by 1 other source

Key takeaways

  • You’ll have to pay for the $20-a-month Meta One Premium plan if you need it longer than three hours a month.
  • Meta Meta has quietly applied rate limits to its smart glasses' Conversation Focus feature.
  • Conversation Focus, in particular, is only accessible at no cost for three hours per month.

You’ll have to pay for the $20-a-month Meta One Premium plan if you need it longer than three hours a month.

Meta Meta has quietly applied rate limits to its smart glasses' Conversation Focus feature. As The Verge reports, the company's help page for the Meta One subscription tiers contains information about those limits. In it, Meta insisted that you don't have to pay for a subscription to keep using your AI smart glasses, which is true. But, there are certain features that are only free for a set amount of time every month.

Conversation Focus, in particular, is only accessible at no cost for three hours per month. If you want to use it for longer than that, you'll have to pay for a $20-a-month Meta One Premium plan. Even then, you'll be limited to 15 hours of use, and unused hours can't be rolled over to the next billing cycle.

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