DuckDuckGo's answer to Meta's smart glasses is regular sunglasses

Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo is entering the sunglasses market with what might be the anti-smart glasses, per Boing Boing. The Paso Robles sell for thirty-five dollars and are designed with no camera, no internet, no app, and no charging required. DuckDuckGo says the whole point is ensuring the person next to you never wonders if they're being filmed — a pointed contrast to Meta's camera-equipped smart glasses.

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