ZuckOff detects camera glasses over Bluetooth, alerting you when Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta, Snap Spectacles or similar hardware is nearby. Nothing leaves your phone and there is no account.

The app flags devices by manufacturer signature, shows evidence behind every flag, and logs every Bluetooth device it hears. Own a pair? Mark them once to stop alerts. Features include background alerts, a Home Screen widget, a Lock Screen Live Activity on iPhone, Shortcuts/Siri/automation controls, and CSV export. Merch printed by Fourthwall supports the app.

Known signatures include 0x0D53 (Luxottica: Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta), 0x058E (Meta Platforms Technologies wearable), 0x03C2 (Snap: Spectacles), and 0xFD5F (Oculus VR service UUID). Names like Spectacles, Hey Cyan, Vision Pro, Vista View are detected at lower confidence.

Glasses are loudest when powering on, pairing or leaving the case. Most keep advertising while worn, but a few standalone models stay silent. Quiet is not proof that nobody is recording, and a detection is not proof that anyone is. Signal strength gives rough distance, no direction.

Help test more hardware: every rule comes from a real capture, and we own only a few pairs. If you have unlisted camera glasses, email us. A short scan capture is usually enough; we can take hardware on loan and return it. We are also open to working with privacy groups. Support via Suppi or Buy Me a Coffee buys the next pair to test. Leave an email address for new versions or detection list updates. Nothing else goes to that address, and every email has an unsubscribe link. ZuckOff is independent and not affiliated with Meta Platforms, Luxottica, Ray-Ban, Oakley or Snap. Product names are trademarks of their respective owners.