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      <title>IR Eyewear vs. Reflectacles: Which Privacy Glasses Fit You?</title>
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      <description>IR Eyewear and Reflectacles both make infrared-blocking glasses designed to combat facial recognition systems.&#xA;The main differences between the two brands are their lens colors, frame construction, appearance on camera, and the personal information customers are asked to disclose when making a purchase.&#xA;Reflectacles founder Scott Urban has been developing privacy eyewear since 2014. He deserves recognition for introducing a new use for glasses and bringing physical resistance to facial recognition to a wider audience.</description>
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