‘Antizuck’ iOS app that claims to detect nearby smart glasses tops App Store chart
Key Points:
- An iPhone app called Antizuck Smart Glasses Scanner, which claims to detect when Meta AI glasses are being worn nearby, has surged to the #3 spot on the U.S. iPhone paid App Store chart.
- The app costs $3 and has gained significant user interest despite new paid apps rarely reaching such high rankings.
- It remains unverified whether the app effectively detects smart glasses, and there is no clear guidance on what to do if someone is detected wearing them.
- Currently, camera-equipped smart glasses like Meta's are still quite noticeable without needing an app to identify them.