A Polish Developer Built an App that Detects Nearby Meta Smart Glasses over Bluetooth
The app has drawn about 5,000 users and offers a paid background alert feature as Meta faces growing privacy concerns over smart glasses.
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A Polish developer built an app that detects nearby Meta smart glasses over Bluetooth
A Polish developer has built an iPhone app that detects nearby Meta smart glasses by matching their Bluetooth fingerprints, giving bystanders the first practical way to know they may be filmed.
This developer created an app to detect nearby Meta glasses. It already has thousands of users.
Pawel Szydlowski recently developed an app he says can detect recording smart glasses.Pawel SzydlowskiThe Zuckoff app is exactly as it sounds. Its creator says it can detect nearby smart glasses.Pawel Szydlowski built the app after seeing Meta smart glasses used to record strangers.Pawel Szydlowski was spooked after he saw videos of people using smart glasses to record and identify unsuspecting strangers.So the 30-year-old Polish software develo…
Zuckoff is an iOS app that detects Meta's smart glass nearby showing the name and strength of the Bluetooth signal on the screen.
The 30-year-old developer Pawel Szydlowski says he created the app because, while society, we have at least the right to know if someone is recording nearby. The app is available for free for iPhone.
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