<p>This app attempts to detect smart glasses nearby and warn you.</p><p>⚠WARNING!⚠<br>HARASSING someone because you think they are wearing a covert surveillance device can be a criminal offence. It may even be a more serious offence than using such a device. Please seek legal advise regarding your local laws on this matter.<br>⚠DO NOT HARASS ANYONE AT ALL⚠</p><p>This app has one sole purpose: Look for smart glasses nearby and warn you.</p><p>This app notifies you when smart glasses are nearby. It uses company identificators in the Bluetooth LE data sent out by these. Therefore, there likely are false positives (e.g. from VR headsets). Hence, please proceed with caution when approaching a person nearby wearing glasses. They might just be regular glasses, despite this app’s warning.</p><p>The app’s author takes no liability whatsoever for this app nor it’s functionality. Use at your own risk. By technical design, detecting Bluetooth LE devices might sometimes just not work as expected.<br>False positives are likely. This means, the app <i>Nearby Glasses</i> may notify you of smart glasses nearby when there might be in fact a VR headset of the same manufacturer or another product of that company’s breed. It may also miss smart glasses nearby.</p><p>However, this app is free and open source, you may review the code, change it and reuse it (under the AGPL3 license).</p><p><i>Nearby Glasses</i> does not store any details about you or collects any information about you or your phone. There are no telemetry, no ads, and no other nuisance.</p><p>If you choose to store (export) the logfile, that is completely up to you and your liability where this data go to. The logs are recorded only locally and not automatically shared with anyone. They do contain little sensitive data; in fact, only the manufacturer ID codes of BLE devices encountered.</p><p>Use with extreme caution! As stated before: There is no guarantee that detected smart glasses are really nearby. It might be anothe