Supporters of the claim believed the technology to be NOVA H1 Audio earrings, which are wireless earpieces embedded in earrings. However, there were distinct physical differences between that ...

Far-right figures on social media spread baseless claims suggesting Vice President Kamala Harris used audio earrings to gain an upper hand in her debate against former President Donald Trump ...

A tech company has added fuel to the Kamala Harris earrings conspiracy theory after quipping that her debate night jewelry is strikingly similar to the Bluetooth devices it makes — and has even ...

Very, very expensive. As it turns out, earbuds like this really do exist. The Nova H1 audio earrings put forward by the conspiracy theorists do bear a decent resemblance to the earrings Kamala was ...

The theory goes like this: Harris’ earrings contained a clandestine Bluetooth device that enabled her to be coached by unseen aides during the ABC News forum in Philadelphia, in flagrant ...

Following last night’s debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, several users on X homed in on the Vice President’s earrings — speculating that she was using them to get her talking ...

And Harris had also engaged, allegedly, in some James Bond-worthy tech shenanigans, wearing “smart audio”-enabled earrings to communicate with her debate team as the night played out.

While they may look like any other pair of unassuming pearl earrings, the H1 Audio Earring is actually closer to a hands-free ...

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During the debate on Tuesday night, conspiracy theorists spread the baseless claim that Harris’s earrings were transmitting audio. “The VP cheated with earring headphones? Not surprising ...