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DuckDuckGo's anti-AI sunglasses fly off shelves as a privacy statement
technology21 days ago

DuckDuckGo's anti-AI sunglasses fly off shelves as a privacy statement

DuckDuckGo partnered with Knockaround to launch Normal F---ing Sunglasses, advertised as ‘no camera, no microphone, no AI, no battery, no electronics,’ priced at $35; the initial batch sold out within a week and preorders opened on Knockaround’s site with shipments expected between Nov. 19–30. The move cites concerns over AI ubiquity and privacy, echoing backlash against smart glasses (and following Meta’s own Glasses release). Privacy advocates warn about surveillance risks even as the product emphasizes simple, data-free eyewear.

via USA Today|
#ai#duckduckgo#marketing
DuckDuckGo's Privacy-Promoting Sunglasses Sell for $35 and Skip the Camera
technology23 days ago

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.

via Boing Boing|
#duckduckgo#marketing#privacy
DuckDuckGo Bets on Low-Tech Sunglasses to Fight Surveillance Hype
technology24 days ago

DuckDuckGo Bets on Low-Tech Sunglasses to Fight Surveillance Hype

DuckDuckGo teamed with Knockaround to release 'Normal' anti-surveillance sunglasses—plain matte-black frames with no cameras, no microphones, no AI, no batteries, and no electronics. Priced at $35, the eyewear is pitched as a privacy-friendly alternative to AI-enabled sunglasses and has reportedly sold well, highlighting growing public fatigue with surveillance tech and data collection. The launch functions as a tongue-in-cheek jab at the controversy surrounding smart glasses from other companies.

via Yahoo News Canada|
#anti-surveillance#duckduckgo#knockaround
DuckDuckGo Unveils No-Tech Sunglasses as Anti-Surveillance Statement
technology24 days ago

DuckDuckGo Unveils No-Tech Sunglasses as Anti-Surveillance Statement

DuckDuckGo teams with Knockaround to sell plain, non-electronic sunglasses labeled as anti-surveillance gear, priced at $35, in direct contrast to Meta’s AI-infused smart glasses that sparked privacy concerns. The product—dubbed the “Normal F***ing Sunglasses”—is real and has sold a notable portion of inventory, a marketing move that underscores growing fatigue with AI and data collection. The Onion mockery is noted in coverage, and DuckDuckGo emphasizes there is no data collection or cloud transmission with these glasses.

via Futurism|
#duckduckgo#meta#privacy
DuckDuckGo’s $35 sunglasses promise privacy with charge-free, app-free design
technology24 days ago

DuckDuckGo’s $35 sunglasses promise privacy with charge-free, app-free design

DuckDuckGo has released the Paso Robles sunglasses for $35 at Knockaround that are ordinary sunglasses, not smart glasses. They require no charging, work without a smartphone app, and don’t rely on an internet connection, all designed to avoid privacy concerns typically associated with camera-equipped smart glasses. The logo sits where cameras would be, lenses are polarized with UV400 protection, and they come with a lifetime warranty. Marketed as a privacy-friendly option, the release is widely viewed as a marketing stunt rather than a true smart-glasses product.

via Notebookcheck|
#duckduckgo#marketing#privacy
Blue Ivy's Met Gala Sunglasses Spark Online Debate About Nepo Babies
entertainment3 months ago

Blue Ivy's Met Gala Sunglasses Spark Online Debate About Nepo Babies

Blue Ivy attended the Met Gala at 14 in a Balenciaga gown with a $450K diamond necklace and refused to remove her sunglasses on the carpet, sparking a divisive online reaction. Beyoncé’s publicist and Jay-Z were seen asking her to take them off, with Blue reportedly agreeing to remove them once she reached the top of the steps, away from most cameras. The moment fed a broader conversation about “nepo babies” and confidence vs. bratty behavior, though many fans praised her bold style and Beyoncé described sharing the night with her daughter as surreal.

via Yahoo|
#beyonce#blue-ivy#entertainment
Blame the glasses: Oprah and Gayle explain their Paris Fashion Week stroll
entertainment5 months ago

Blame the glasses: Oprah and Gayle explain their Paris Fashion Week stroll

Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King were front-row at Paris Fashion Week shows (Chloé and Stella McCartney) when their slow walk went viral, with online jokes that they looked like they were 90. Oprah later explained she couldn’t see because the sunglasses she wore weren’t prescription, and Gayle reportedly had two broken toes; security guided them through the venue, and both still looked stylish.

via Showbiz Cheat Sheet|
#entertainment#gayle-king#internet-criticism
Year-Round Vision: 13 Expert Tips to Safeguard Eye Health
health-and-wellbeing6 months ago

Year-Round Vision: 13 Expert Tips to Safeguard Eye Health

Ophthalmologists lay out 13 practical steps to protect eye health, from regular sight tests (every two years) and using an optician as a first port of call for vision changes, to UV protection with UV400 sunglasses, the 20-20-20 rule to reduce screen strain, outdoor play for kids to curb myopia, safe contact-lens use and hygiene, careful makeup use, and lifestyle choices such as not smoking and staying hydrated; they also stress seeking urgent care for sudden vision loss or eye injuries, and safe DIY practices and eye protection at work.

via The Guardian|
#contact-lenses#eye-health#eye-tests
Top Sunglasses for Every Outdoor Adventure
lifestyle2 years ago

Top Sunglasses for Every Outdoor Adventure

With summer here, it's time to upgrade your sunglasses for various activities and styles. Ophthalmologist Dr. Martin E. Lederman emphasizes the importance of UV protection to prevent cataracts. Lori Bergamotto from "Good Morning America" highlights top picks, including sporty, trendy, high-tech, retro, and budget-friendly options, ensuring there's something for everyone.

via Good Morning America|
#eye-protection#fashion#lifestyle
"Review: 32°N Muir Adaptive Focus Sunglasses with Liquid Lenses"
fashiontech2 years ago

"Review: 32°N Muir Adaptive Focus Sunglasses with Liquid Lenses"

32°N's Muir sunglasses by Deep Optics feature liquid crystal lenses that can change focus with a swipe, serving as both sunglasses and reading glasses. Priced at $849, the glasses offer convenience for those needing both types of eyewear, but the limited magnification area and slight delay in focusing may take some getting used to. While the technology is impressive, the high cost may make potential buyers hesitant, but the company offers a 30-day money-back guarantee for those interested in trying them out.

via The Verge|
#32n#deep-optics#fashiontech
"Score Celeb-Loved Ray-Ban Sunglasses and More: Amazon's Big Spring Sale Deals Revealed"
fashion2 years ago

"Score Celeb-Loved Ray-Ban Sunglasses and More: Amazon's Big Spring Sale Deals Revealed"

Amazon's Big Spring Sale features discounted Ray-Ban sunglasses, including the iconic Wayfarer and Classic Aviator styles favored by celebrities like Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, and Emily Ratajkowski. The sale also includes other popular brands and products, from Crest 3D White Strips to Levi's jeans, making it a prime opportunity to snag some celebrity-loved classics and everyday essentials.

via Page Six|
#amazon#celebrities#fashion