We could all use a little Moxie. And that's what this is. A little, silicone covered, waterproof, wearable vibrator with a built-in magnet to keep things in their proper place. Put it on, grab the remote control or let your partner take charge and you can have discreet, buzzy fun at the park, in a restaurant, in the car, or around the house. It also connects over Bluetooth with WeVibe's We-Connect app. Touch mode let's you or your partner adjust the vibration pattern and intensity in real time from anywhere in the world. Beat mode vibrates to the beat of any music you want. You could be wearing this on a walk while your partner controls it from an airplane. Ah, the wonders of modern teledilconics.
Wat kin der barre as der wat misgiet?
WeVibe has a bit of a spotty track record when it comes to protecting users' privacy. Back in 2016, they were caught collecting data on how and when people were using their sex toys (things like login dates, times, favorite patterns) without their knowledge. This resulted in WeVibe reaching a $3.75 million class action settlement. That's the bad news. The good news is, after they got busted for being sloppy with their users' information, they seemed to clean up their act. They removed account registration so they no longer collect things like name, email, phone number or other personally identifying information on users. And they made their anonymous data sharing opt-in, which is good. So, is your WeVibe connected sex toy now 100% safe, private, and secure? It's better, for sure. It's still a Bluetooth connected sex toy that connects to an internet connected app. One Twitter user in 2019 explained how she could control any WeVibe toy with her laptop and a long-range antenna. Does that mean your toy is likely to be hacked? No, probably not. Does that mean your toy could be hacked? Yeah, it probably could.
Kin it my bespionearje?
Kamera
Apparaat: Nee
App: Ja
Mikrofoan
Apparaat: Nee
App: Ja
Folget lokaasje
Apparaat: Nee
App: Ja
Wat is der nedich om jo oan te melden?
E-mailadres
Nee
Telefoannûmer
Nee
Account fan tredden
Nee
The app didn't require sign in. Instead, users generate a unique pin to pair devices and to allow remote control. The app has an optional pin lock.
Hokker gegevens sammelet it bedriuw?
Persoanlike
None
Lichemrelatearre
None
Sosjale
None
Hoe brûkt it bedriuw dizze gegevens?
Hoe kinne jo jo gegevens beheare?
Hoe stiet it bedriuw bekend as it giet om it beskermjen fan brûkersgegevens?
In 2017, We-Vibe settled a lawsuit for $3.75 million USD after being accused of collecting data from its vibrators without users' knowledge. Although the company did not admit wrongdoing, they have since changed their privacy policy. There have been no known incidences or data breaches since this case.
Kin dit produkt offline brûkt wurde?
Brûkersfreonlike privacyynformaasje?
Accessible but very light on detail
Keppelingen nei privacy-ynformaasje
Foldocht dit produkt oan ús minimale befeiligingsnoarmen?
Fersifering
From our email exchange: "Yes, we use encryption for our app and our products that can be connected to the We-Connect app. We also work closely together with a security consulting firm who regularly reviews our security measures and encryption methods."
Sterk wachtwurd
App didn't require sign-in. WeVibe said in the email that: "Yes, the app can be additionally locked with a password" or for an extra layer of security with a pin."
Befeiligingsfernijingen
Beheart kwetsberheden
As per email exchange: "In addition to our inhouse experts, we work with a security consulting company that regularly reviews all our security measures and advises us on constant improvement so that we offer state-of-the-art security standards". WeVibe says anyone who finds a vulnerabiity can also report it through their general customer care link https://www.we-vibe.com/us/contact
Privacybelied
Brûkt it produkt AI?
Djipper dûke
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Hacking a sex toy is possible — and it could have dangerous resultsMic
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Sex toy maker agrees to stop collecting intimate dataEngadget
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Vibrator Maker To Pay Millions Over Claims It Secretly Tracked UseNPR
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Security Researcher Claims on Twitter Most Bluetooth Sex Toys are Easily Hackable@SarahJamieLewis on Tiwtter
