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Kmart’s $89 Camera Glasses Vanish From Its Website Hours After the HeyCyan Probe, and Kmart Won’t Say Whether Stores Are Clear

October 7, 2026 by mw
Kmart store entrance inside Eastland Shopping Centre, Ringwood, Melbourne

Kmart has pulled its $89 Anko camera glasses from its Australian website a day after a privacy probe into the HeyCyan app maker, but it has not said whether stores or other sellers are clear.

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