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AntiZuck smart glasses detection app
Overview
The iPhone application AntiZuck (also marketed as AntiZuck Smart Glasses Scanner) was launched as a privacy‑focused tool that scans for Bluetooth signals to identify nearby smart glasses and wearable cameras, such as Meta Ray‑Ban glasses, Snap Spectacles, Amazon Echo Frames, RayNeo models and Meta Quest headsets. Priced at US$2.99, it stores data locally, offers proximity estimates, repeat‑sighting memory, and quick‑access toggles.
Within a few days, the app rose to No. 3 on the United States paid App Store chart. Its surge in popularity was linked to growing public concern about covert filming, with surveys showing a majority of Americans deeming non‑consensual recording unacceptable. The ranking reflects heightened demand for a simple way to detect potential hidden cameras in public and social settings.
Entities
Meta Platforms · Snap Inc. · Albert Cohen · AntiZuck Smart Glasses Scanner · AntiZuck
Timeline
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11 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesAntiZuck Smart Glasses Scanner climbs to No. 3 on US paid App StoreAntiZuck Smart Glasses Scanner, a $2.99 iPhone app that detects nearby smart glasses via Bluetooth, has reached No. 3 on the US paid App Store amid rising privacy anxiety.
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16 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesAntiZuck iPhone App Detects Nearby Meta and Other Smart GlassesAntiZuck, a $2.99 iPhone app by Albert Cohen, uses Bluetooth scanning to alert users when Meta, Snap, Amazon, RayNeo and other smart glasses are nearby, storing data locally with no accounts required.
Sources
dailyguardian.ae · digitaltrends.com · tekno.liputan6.com