Scan nearby Bluetooth signals
AntiZuck watches for Bluetooth advertisements that look like smart-glasses devices. It does not use your camera, microphone, or location.
Smart glasses signal alerts
Know when smart glasses may be nearby.
AntiZuck scans locally for likely smart-glasses Bluetooth signals, tracks repeat sightings on-device, and can send local alerts when confidence rises.
- No account
- Open and scan
- No uploads
- History stays local
- No tracking
- No ad SDKs
How it works
Fast signal awareness without turning your phone into a surveillance tool.
Review repeat sightings
Recent detections, rough proximity, confidence, and repeat appearances are stored locally so you can understand whether a signal is persistent.
Get local alerts
Optional notifications can alert you when a likely smart-glasses signal is nearby, without sending your observations to a server.
On-device by design
Built around privacy, not panic.
Detection is best-effort and depends on what nearby devices advertise over Bluetooth. AntiZuck surfaces useful signals without claiming to identify a person, confirm recording, or determine direction.
- Signal history stays on your device.
- No account, analytics SDK, ad SDK, or backend required.
- No camera, microphone, screen recording, or location permission.
For App Store review
Plain-language support and privacy docs are live.
The support page explains Bluetooth permission, notifications, detection limits, and troubleshooting. The privacy policy states that AntiZuck does not collect personal data, track users, or upload Bluetooth signal history.