"As a result of this, we have not stopped bridge visits but have put a temporary measure in place whereby they must be arranged in advance," said the CalMac spokesperson.
Following the public backlash, Meta intervened by permanently disabling Margerison's linked social media accounts. The technology conglomerate defended the design architecture of its hardware while investigating policy breaches.
"People use our glasses because they're genuinely helpful – from listening to music, to live translation or hands-free calls.
For those wearing them and the people around them, trust matters. That's why we built privacy into our AI glasses from the ground up," said a Meta spokesperson.
Other platforms hosting the content creator's videos, including TikTok and YouTube, confirmed they are reviewing the uploads against their standard bullying and harassment policies.
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Police Scotland requested anyone affected by the filming to contact them via the 101 non-emergency number.
