A university entrance exam candidate in Taiwan was disqualified after being discovered wearing smart glasses during the test. This marks the first such incident in the country’s higher education entrance exam history. Officials suspect the glasses may have been used for cheating, prompting a review of exam regulations. Consequently, the Ministry of Education is considering a policy prohibiting the wearing or bringing of any electronic devices, including smart glasses, to future exams, with the change potentially taking effect next year. Under the proposed rule, such devices would not be factored into scoring even if brought to the test center but not actively used. The incident highlights growing concerns about the use of technology to gain an unfair advantage in standardized testing. Further discussions are planned to refine the policy and ensure a fair testing environment for all candidates.