Yaytseslav Videos: How Russian Man Allegedly Recorded Multiple Encounters with Women Using KSh 60k Smart Glasses
Over the past 24 hours, a Russian man identified online as Yaytseslav has gone viral across several social media platforms — and not for positive reasons.
The controversy erupted after reports surfaced alleging that he had been secretly recording private encounters with women in different African countries and sharing the footage online.
Viral Videos Spark Outrage Across Africa
The issue gained traction after a series of videos featuring Ghanaian women began circulating online. The clips prompted further scrutiny, leading to claims that similar videos had been recorded in other countries.
According to online discussions, Yaytseslav has allegedly shared videos involving women from Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, and other African nations.
Many social media users have raised concerns about privacy, consent, and the ethical implications of recording and distributing such content.
How Does Yaytseslav Approach Women?
In several of the widely shared clips, Yaytseslav is seen approaching women in public spaces such as streets and shopping malls. He introduces himself, compliments them, and asks for their contact details.
In some videos, he can be heard saying:
“Hello, what’s your name? You look beautiful, I really like you. Can you please share your phone number?”
While some women reportedly decline his advances, others appear to agree to continue the interaction. According to reports, short clips are uploaded for free on platforms like TikTok and YouTube, while longer versions are allegedly shared on a private Telegram channel accessible through a $5 monthly subscription.
Did He Use Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses to Record?
As the backlash intensified, online users began speculating about how the recordings were made without drawing attention.
Some suggested that Yaytseslav may have used Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses — commonly referred to as Meta Glasses — after he was seen wearing glasses resembling the device in several clips.
The smart glasses are reportedly priced at up to KSh 60,000 in Kenya.
How Do Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Work?
To better understand the technology, Tuko.co.ke spoke to tech enthusiast Brian Oreng’, who explained how the wearable device functions.
According to Oreng’, the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses feature built-in camera and audio capabilities. Depending on the model, the device may include:
A 12-megapixel camera
The ability to capture photos and record videos on the go
Open-ear speakers for calls and music
Enhanced bass sound (up to 50% more bass)
Touch controls for audio management
A dedicated capture button
Integrated battery requiring periodic charging
Video resolution of up to 3K Ultra HD in select models
He noted that the glasses are designed for hands-free use, making them discreet and convenient for capturing content while in motion.
Growing Concerns Over Privacy and Consent
The unfolding controversy has sparked broader discussions about digital privacy, consent, and the ethical use of wearable technology.
As the debate continues online, many users are calling for stricter awareness around smart recording devices and clearer boundaries when it comes to filming individuals in public and private settings.
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