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Kmart’s $89 camera glasses removed from sale online amid privacy backlash

Sydney Morning Herald - Technology · 7 October 2026 at 11:49 am

Kmart’s $89 camera glasses removed from sale online amid privacy backlash

The cut-price Anko glasses sold out within a week.

Now they’re gone, and the privacy watchdog is investigating the company behind their app.

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