波兰开发者Pawel Szydlowski开发了免费应用ZuckOff，通过检测蓝牙信号来识别周围是否存在Meta智能眼镜1。该应用在发布首月内于苹果应用商店获得超5000次下载，在谷歌Play商店获得1000次下载1。虽然ZuckOff无法判断眼镜是否在录制或谁在佩戴，但能提供大致距离信息，将隐形问题部分可视化1。
这一应用的推出针对日益突出的隐私问题。BBC在1月的调查中发现数十个账户使用Meta眼镜发布内容，其中一个包含21岁女性的脸部和电话号码，获得超130万次浏览1。2025年Meta智能眼镜销售量约700万副1，使用眼镜进行未经同意的录制成为普遍关切。
针对这些隐私担忧，Meta首席技术官Andrew Bosworth在7月Instagram视频中表示将推送更新以检测LED灯是否被物理篡改或销毁1。与此同时，ZuckOff Pro版本提供持续后台监控、小部件、警报、目击记录和CSV导出等附加功能1，为用户提供了另一种防护选项。
A Polish developer has created a free application designed to alert users when Meta smart glasses are in their vicinity. ZuckOff, developed by 30-year-old Pawel Szydlowski, detects nearby devices by identifying Bluetooth signals associated with Meta's eyewear 1. The app addresses growing privacy concerns surrounding the glasses, which have been used to record and share content featuring individuals without their consent.
Since its launch, ZuckOff has accumulated over 5,000 downloads on Apple's App Store and approximately 1,000 downloads on Google Play Store within its first month 1. While the application cannot determine whether the glasses are actively recording or identify who is wearing them, it provides users with approximate distance information to make privacy risks more visible 1. Meta's smart glasses sales reached approximately 7 million units in 2025 1, underscoring the scale of potential surveillance exposure.
The privacy threat became evident when the BBC discovered dozens of accounts using Meta glasses to publish content in January, including one post displaying a 21-year-old woman's face and phone number that garnered over 1.3 million views 1. In response, Meta's Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth announced in a July Instagram video that the company would push updates to detect whether the glasses' LED indicator lights have been physically tampered with or destroyed 1. Beyond the free version, ZuckOff offers a paid Pro tier providing continuous background monitoring, widgets, alerts, sighting logs, and CSV export functionality 1.
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