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Ottawa tech worker builds app to detect nearby smart glasses

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Marcos Rezende, a UX designer from Ottawa, has developed NearLens, an iOS app that uses AI to detect Bluetooth signals from camera-equipped smart glasses in real time. This tool addresses growing privacy concerns as smart glasses become more prevalent and harder to identify, helping users be aware of potential surveillance in their surroundings. Developers should watch for similar privacy-focused innovations as smart glass technology advances.

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