School administrators are increasingly concerned about the potential for cheating with the advent of smart glasses. These devices, with their display capabilities, could allow students to access information during exams undetected. A school principal initially raised the alarm, and now a professor of Human-Computer Interaction at Aalto University confirms the validity of these worries. The professor states that smart glasses definitively enable cheating. This presents a new challenge for educators as traditional methods of preventing academic dishonesty may be ineffective against this technology. Schools will need to consider how to address this emerging issue and maintain the integrity of assessments. The issue is likely to become more prominent as the technology becomes more accessible.