ZuckOff Flags Ray-Ban Meta and Snap Glasses Over Bluetooth
ZuckOff, a free app, detects Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta and Snap Spectacles nearby from their Bluetooth broadcasts, but cannot prove anyone is recording.
ZuckOff, a free app, detects Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta and Snap Spectacles nearby from their Bluetooth broadcasts, but cannot prove anyone is recording.
AR Insider’s Mike Boland frames Snap’s $2,195 Specs as standalone optical AR, not lite smart glasses, with Specs Intelligence and XREAL Aura as its rival.
UploadVR profiles Acute Immersive’s white-label visionOS apps and CMS for Apple Immersive Video, with Android XR and XREAL Aura support on its roadmap.
Echoes of Mora is live on Steam as two apps, a $14.99 flatscreen game and a $17.99 arm-swim VR build, after its publisher deal fell through.
Niantic Spatial and Singapore Land Authority signed a September 21 MOU to test whether national geospatial data can power a city-scale positioning system.
London’s Unit1 Studio closed £20 million in funding on September 21 to scale mixed reality avatar concerts that can tour venues, unlike ABBA Voyage.
Tom’s Guide gathers IDC, Heart of Tech and Techsponential analysts on Meta’s smart glasses recording safeguards two days before Connect 2026.
Meta’s Connect 2026 session catalogue says publishing on Horizon reaches players across Facebook, Instagram and Horizon, not only people on VR headsets.
Alibaba’s Qwen3.8-Omni-Flash realtime model claims spatial sound localization for wearable agents, with a 98% audio API price cut but no glasses shipping.
VR.org finds Meta shipped every priced Connect product on time across three keynotes, while Augments has no window and Ray-Ban Display expansion is paused.