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No smart glasses, no cameras: Toronto venues rethink privacy on the dance floor

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A Toronto music venue has taken the step to publicly ban smart glasses, while other venues are reconsidering phone use that can make private moments public on social media. But while some owners want to return to a more old school vibe, others say new technology is key to their marketing.
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