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Posted by Jasonp
 - Today at 09:25:28
Quote from: MrPotatoHead on Today at 08:24:43
Quote from: Fuckyou on Today at 06:01:26What's the fucking point of them without the ability to record. Smh

r/woooosh

This one was an appropriate response.

Quote from: Joe Blow on Yesterday at 23:14:51Should have a real bright IR led mounted where the camera lens would be. This way if someone tries to photograph you the leds would blind the camera.

It's just regular sunglasses, genius.

Well duh, that's why they said "they should have" a bright IR light to blind other camera glasses trying to invade your privacy. This was a dumb response.
Posted by MrPotatoHead
 - Today at 08:24:43
Quote from: Fuckyou on Today at 06:01:26What's the fucking point of them without the ability to record. Smh

r/woooosh


Quote from: Joe Blow on Yesterday at 23:14:51Should have a real bright IR led mounted where the camera lens would be. This way if someone tries to photograph you the leds would blind the camera.

It's just regular sunglasses, genius.
Posted by Fuckyou
 - Today at 06:01:26
What's the fucking point of them without the ability to record. Smh
Posted by Joe Blow
 - Yesterday at 23:14:51
Should have a real bright IR led mounted where the camera lens would be. This way if someone tries to photograph you the leds would blind the camera.
Posted by Redaktion
 - August 03, 2026, 21:09:39
A pair of glasses that never needs to be charged, works without a smartphone app, and poses no privacy concerns – that's how the first pair of sunglasses from Google competitor DuckDuckGo takes on Meta Smart Glasses.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/DuckDuckGo-Glasses-never-need-to-be-charged-and-are-designed-to-protect-privacy.1359049.0.html