Switching Eyeglass Frames Ahead of CSAT Amid Growing Anxiety

The final news segment is titled "Precautions for Test-Takers' Glasses."

As you have seen in recent news reports, cheating using smart glasses has become an issue.

With the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) approaching,

some test-takers wearing thick plastic-frame glasses are reportedly changing their frames out of concern that they might be mistaken for smart glasses.

This comes after a series of cheating incidents involving AI smart glasses were caught consecutively, even during recent university admissions essay exams.

Naturally, smart glasses are strictly prohibited in the CSAT examination rooms.

Consequently, anxiety is growing among test-takers who wear regular thick-rimmed glasses, with worries such as "What if my glasses get inspected at the test center?"

In fact, some test-takers have even gone so far as to switch to thin-rimmed glasses.

Education authorities are reinforcing and issuing guidelines to inspect advanced electronic devices, including smart glasses.

There must be absolutely no such cheating incidents in this upcoming CSAT.
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