DuckDuckGo has sold out of a pair of sunglasses whose entire selling point is the absence of technology, with the first production run clearing in under a week.
No camera. No AI. Just Normal Sunglasses.
Built on Knockaround's Paso Robles frame in matte black with a blackout finish, the glasses carry polarized lenses with UV400 protection, FDA-compliant impact resistance and a debossed hard case. The listing is blunter about what has been left out: "No camera, no microphone, no AI, no battery, no electronics of any kind."
Unsurprisingly, the glasses boast an infinite charge life and "seamless offline mode," shipping with "zero notifications guaranteed" and 0% surveillance risk.
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