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This app helps you detect discreet wearable cameras by identifying the wireless signals they broadcast. It alerts you when known devices are nearby, offering a modern radar visualization and clear signal indicators for proximity estimation. Designed with privacy in mind, your data remains on your device.
✓Detects smart glasses signals
✓Modern radar visualization
✓Background scanning mode
✓Device history
✓Signal strength indicators
✓Privacy-first design
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What's New in Nearby Glasses
1.0.6
July 6, 2026
Great news! We just released a new update - Fix bugs and performance issue
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FAQ
How does Nearby detect smart glasses?
Nearby detects smart glasses by reading the wireless advertising signals they passively broadcast. It identifies devices by their manufacturer signatures and alerts you when a known device is in close proximity.
Is Nearby Glasses free to use?
Yes, Nearby Glasses is completely free to download and use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
Does Nearby Glasses have ads?
No, Nearby Glasses is ad-free. The app is designed to provide a clean and uninterrupted user experience without any advertisements.
What devices is Nearby Glasses compatible with?
Currently, Nearby Glasses is supported on iPhone devices. The app is designed to run on iOS.
How often is Nearby Glasses updated?
The latest version of Nearby Glasses is 1.0.6, and it was last updated on July 6, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and reliability.
What is the age rating for Nearby Glasses?
Nearby Glasses has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages.
Does Nearby Glasses collect user data?
No, Nearby Glasses is built with a privacy-first design. Your data stays on your device and is not collected or shared by the application.
Can Nearby Glasses detect all smart glasses?
Nearby Glasses identifies devices by their manufacturer signatures. It can detect known smart glasses that broadcast advertising signals, but its effectiveness may depend on the specific device and its broadcasting capabilities.