DuckDuckGo's Privacy-Promoting Sunglasses Sell for $35 and Skip the Camera

DuckDuckGo rolled out Paso Robles: a $35 pair of sunglasses that never charges, requires no internet, and has no camera by design to avoid filming strangers, contrasting with Meta's camera-equipped smart glasses. Made through Knockaround, they are regular polarized shades with UV400 protection and a lifetime warranty, with shipping/import fees for international buyers; some outlets characterize the launch as a marketing stunt rather than a serious product.