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@wolfexe: No. I doubt they'd give out $1500 glasses, lol. They're just sunglasses.

Edit: @yoyoyo25971: That's because google's search engine is prioritized by your preferences/search history, aka what you are more likely to search for. If I search up something like, "python", I'm going to get the python api, whereas most people would probably get images of the snake. If you want something that doesn't search based on your past search history, then use a search engine like duckduckgo.

P.S.: When I searched this on google, this basil thread was 4th.

[quote=MrPebbles] Did they [b]pay[/b] to install Google chrome?[/quote]
Money is not a requirement in a scam

@PinkBlurr: hipster glasses are a cultural term . It was the first them that popped into my head when i saw those.

[quote=MrPebbles]Google... scamming?

Get out, Please.[/quote]
Installing google chrome opens a backdoor for google ads
how is that not scamming? do tell me

Do these glasses do anything? Like, are they some version of the Google Glasses with the video recording and map system?

[quote=MrPebbles]Google... scamming?

Get out, Please.[/quote]

i searched up google incognito sunglasses, and the first link I get is this page.

I think its a scam.

Yes. I'm the one who bought all of them. They will fit excellently next to my collection of small bird droppings and pogs.

@eean: It's the first term that popped into my head.

@yumtoast154:
Yeah, LOL. I was contemplating submitting information too because I thought it might've been a phishing site. Then the site said they were all out .
@fun2killu:
Resell to desperate people for money!

>entering personal information
>submit
>get the message saying they're all out of sunglasses

They just look like regular hipster glasses.

I wish.