AntiZuck iPhone App Detects Nearby Smart Glasses via Bluetooth
A newly launched iPhone application named AntiZuck notifies users of the potential presence of smart glasses by detecting Bluetooth signals from devices such as Meta Ray-Ban, Snap Spectacles, Amazon Echo Frames, and RayNeo. This app conducts all detection processes locally on the device, ensuring no user data collection, location tracking, or access to cameras and microphones. It provides information on signal strength, confidence levels, and recurring sightings, and can issue local alerts even when not actively in use. Users have the option to register their smart glasses to minimize false notifications. AntiZuck is offered as a one-time purchase on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, free from subscriptions, ads, or analytics, with plans for future enhancements in detection precision and controls.
Key facts
- AntiZuck is an iPhone app that detects nearby smart glasses via Bluetooth.
- It scans for signals from Meta Ray-Ban, Snap Spectacles, Amazon Echo Frames, and RayNeo.
- All detection is performed locally on the device; no user data is collected.
- The app does not access camera, microphone, screen recordings, or location data.
- Users can register their own smart glasses to prevent alerts from personal devices.
- AntiZuck is a one-time purchase with no subscription, ads, or analytics.
- It includes Home Screen widgets, Lock Screen widgets, and a Control Center toggle.
- The app is available now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
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- PetaPixel
- Meta
- Snap
- Amazon
- RayNeo
- App Store