Can't do that in any way, technological or otherwise. It is the very definition of being in public.
"Meta is also urged to disclose any known instances of its wearables being used in stalking..."
In order for them to do that they would have to engage in stalking themselves.
"People should be able to move through their daily lives without fear that stalkers, scammers, abusers, federal agents, and activists across the political spectrum are silently and invisibly verifying their identities and potentially matching their names to a wealth of readily available data about their habits, hobbies, relationships, health, and behaviors..."
False. People need to be accountable for the daily lives, it is not the burden of private corporations that they are pleased despite what they do. If they want to commit crimes as part of their "daily lives" "federal agents" might "verify their identities" doing so. The claim is patently absurd.