Timely and Inspiring Prophetic Analysis so you can Prepare.

The Hill, by John Mac Ghlionn: Mark Zuckerberg recently took to Instagram to boast that nearly a billion people now use Meta AI across the company’s platforms. To celebrate, he announced the launch of a new standalone app, encouraging users to “Check it out!” It sounded innocuous, almost charming, as if he were discussing a playful new feature. But make no mistake: this wasn’t just a product release. It was a warning shot from a man who now has his hands firmly on the wheel of reality.

The new app is only part of the story. The real revolution — and the real threat — lies in what comes next: Meta’s AI glasses. Sunglasses, spectacles, whatever you want to call them — they look like something out of a sci-fi flick. But they’re real, and they’re here. Very soon, millions or perhaps tens of millions of people will be walking around with them on. And you might not even know it.

These aren’t just toys. They’re tools — and weapons. They comprise a camera, microphone, an AI interface and internet access, all embedded discreetly in eyewear. They are capable of recognizing faces, interpreting language, overlaying information in real-time and collecting vast swaths of data as their owners simply walk down the street. They can whisper comprehensive summaries about the stranger across the subway, translate foreign speech in real time, suggest pickup lines, record interactions without consent and overlay reviews of a restaurant before you’ve even looked at the menu.

All this is done without lifting a phone or typing a word. These glasses are not just watching the world. They are interpreting, filtering and rewriting it with the full force of Meta’s algorithms behind the lens. And if you think you’re safe just because you’re not wearing a pair, think again, because the people who wear them will inevitably point them in your direction.

You will be captured, analyzed and logged, whether you like it or not.

Every sidewalk encounter becomes a data point. Every offhand comment, facial expression, or glance across the room becomes part of the feed. And you won’t be able to opt out. These glasses will not only collect data but also send it back to Meta’s servers to be processed, monetized and repurposed: facial recognition, behavioral prediction, sentiment analysis — all happening in real time. The implications are staggering. This isn’t just about surveillance. It’s about control of perception.

Meta’s glasses will create a world of layered realities where truth is fluid, curated and mediated by algorithm. And the algorithm, of course, is written by Meta. Imagine a future where you’re at a job interview. The person across the table is wearing Meta glasses. They can see a summary of your public online activity. They know your political leanings, your social network connections, your digital footprint. You don’t even know what they know, but it’s shaping how they see you.

Or imagine walking down a street and having your face scanned by a dozen pairs of AI glasses, your expressions analyzed, your emotional state cataloged by strangers in real time.

You didn’t sign up for this, but your image becomes fair game. Now scale it up. Multiply that by tens of millions. A society where every interaction becomes a transaction. Every human moment, an opportunity for data extraction. Every unguarded second, a potential violation. Meta doesn’t just want your attention anymore. It wants your environment, your context, your reality.

Mark Zuckerberg isn’t building a product; he’s building a world — a filtered, augmented, monitored and monetized world where Meta AI becomes the interface between your mind and your surroundings. Forget the phone in your pocket. That was the last battlefield. The war now moves to your face. With the AI app integrated seamlessly into the glasses, users can ask questions aloud, receive contextual answers about anything they’re looking at, and even record what they’re seeing — automatically transcribed and stored.

Meta AI becomes your co-pilot, pumping curated truths directly into your ear. And if history has shown us anything, it’s that these truths won’t be neutral. They’ll be shaped by ideology, politics and profit — the forces that already twist what we see on Instagram and Facebook. Zuckerberg likes to say Meta is about connecting people. But in reality, Meta is about framing people. It’s about shaping what they see, interpreting others and moving through the world.

It’s a shift as profound as Johannes Gutenberg’s printing press or the invention of television, but far more personal, invasive and opaque. And for those who think this sounds like hyperbole, remember that Meta already controls platforms used by billions — most notably Instagram and Facebook. Integration of glasses into this ecosystem won’t require mandates. It will happen through incentives — enhanced features, exclusive experiences and augmented perks for users who wear them. And before long, opting in will feel like opting out of modern life. This is how normalization begins — not with force, but with frictionless adoption.

While the press discusses Apple’s bulky VR headsets and TikTok controversies, few grasp the totality of Meta’s vision. This isn’t just about hardware or software; it is about owning the infrastructure of reality itself. We’re witnessing the privatization of sight, the commercialization of perception, and the algorithmic colonization of daily life.

And with nearly half the world’s population already wired into the Meta ecosystem, who’s left to stop Zuckerberg from turning the rest of reality into a profitable product? Governments are asleep at the wheel, regulators are toothless and users — seduced by convenience, novelty and social validation — are already lining up to become beta testers in this new augmented society. The truth isn’t hidden; it’s staring us in the face.

Zuckerberg doesn’t need to control what you think, just what you see. Soon, thanks to a sleek pair of glasses and a few billion lines of code, he might control both.

Our Comment:
Will governments co-opt this new technology to enforce the national and universal Sunday law? 

Prophetic Link:
“By the decree enforcing the institution of the papacy in violation of the law of God, our nation will disconnect herself fully from righteousness. When Protestantism shall stretch her hand across the gulf to grasp the hand of the Roman power, when she shall reach over the abyss to clasp hands with spiritualism, when, under the influence of this threefold union, our country shall repudiate every principle of its Constitution as a Protestant and republican government, and shall make provision for the propagation of papal falsehoods and delusions, then we may know that the time has come for the marvelous working of Satan and that the end is near.” Testimonies to the Church, Vol. 5, page 451.1.

Source References

• Mark Zuckerberg is building a new surveillance state