Cameras are everywhere now. Phones, doorbells, smart glasses that record without a blinking light. Most of the time you never agreed to any of it.

This cap says what you can't always say out loud.

The front reads NO PICS around a real, scannable QR code. The side reads NO CONSENT. When someone scans the code, they land on a plain-language privacy notice explaining that filming or photographing the wearer is processing of personal data, and that the wearer formally objects under Article 21 of the GDPR.

It's not a gimmick. It's a visible, advance objection. If someone films you while you're wearing it and posts it anyway, they did so after being clearly told not to. That's the whole point: you make your "no" impossible to miss.

Wear it on the street, at a protest, in a crowd, anywhere a lens might be pointed at you without asking.

Why people wear it

• A clear privacy statement you wear instead of explain
• Real scannable QR linking to a GDPR objection (Article 21)
• "NO PICS" on the front, "NO CONSENT" on the side
• Structured, comfortable everyday fit
• For anyone tired of being recorded without being asked

A portion of every design supports independent privacy research. This is a statement piece, not a security device: it makes your objection known, it does not block or disable any camera.

Stand out by opting out.