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Kmart has removed so-called "pervert glasses" from sale amid a privacy investigation into the Chinese software company behind them.

Discount retailer Kmart has removed its $89 Anko smart glasses from its website in the wake of public backlash and a formal probe launched by the OAIC into its partner software.

Kmart’s popular camera glasses have been taken down from the retailer’s website following the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC)’s decision to open an investigation into the tech accessory. The glas...

Regulator probes Chinese companion app HeyCyan.

"I would urge responsible retailers to consider whether it is appropriate to continue making these devices available."

A former Kmart on Northeast Vivion Road in Kansas City's Northland has sat vacant for more than a decade — and records show nothing has been submitted to the city for the property in more than five years.

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Kmart appears to have pulled its inexpensive “camera glasses” from its website, less than three months after launching the product.

Australia's privacy regulator said on Wednesday it had launched an investigation into Shenzhen Qingcheng Future Technology, the maker of the HeyCyan smart glasses application sold through retailers including Big W Market...

Kmart has officially pulled its $89 smart glasses from sale following an intense privacy backlash and a federal investigation into the tech company behind the product.

Save (0) Please login to bookmark Close Username or Email Address Password Remember Me The privacy regulator has launched an investigation into the Chinese software company behind a phone app for Anko-branded smart glass...

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner is turning its full investigative powers on the maker of the HeyCyan smart glasses app.

A major probe has been launched into the privacy measures of the Chinese firm behind smart glasses recently on sale in Australia.

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.

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.

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.

The camera glasses recently sold out around Australia shortly after they were released.

Oct 7 (Reuters) - Australia's privacy regulator said on Wednesday it had launched an investigation into Shenzhen Qingcheng Future ​Technology, the maker of the HeyCyan ‌smart glasses application sold through retailers in...