Esthesia Vibrator

Vibease

Bluetooth

Beoordelingsdatum: 7 februari 2021

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If you've ever wanted a rabbit vibrator that syncs with erotica audiobooks so your vibrations rev up right when the action in the erotica does, here you go. This dual stimulation vibration designed for blended orgasms connects to the Vibease app through Bluetooth. Once connected to the app, you can sync your vibe with a whole library of erotica audiobooks (you have to pay to access it, of course) for some hands free fun. You can also sync the vibe up with your favorite music, control the strength and patterns of the vibe and create custom vibration patterns. And if you'd like to have someone else join in the fun, anyone with an internet connection can control the vibe from anywhere, and share texts, photos, and videos while you're at it.

Wat kan er gebeuren als er iets misgaat?

We don't see any major red flags with this Vibease virbrator. They do collect standard personal information on users like name, age, gender, and email address. Nowhere in their privacy policy do they say they will sell this information, although they do say they may disclose it with the Vibease group business. That doesn't worry us too much. We also aren't too worried about them sharing anonymized data, non-personal information with third-parties as this is very common. Vibease has had some security vulnerabilities in the past. It appears from the the security page on their site they have taken these vulnerabilities seriously when uncovered and fixed them right away, which is what they should be doing. A reminder though, this is a vibrator that connects to an app over Bluetooth and that app can be controlled over the internet, so it's not completely risk free. There's always a chance, likely very small, someone could find a way to join your audio erotica listening session without your consent and things could get weird fast.

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Kan het me bespioneren?

Camera

Apparaat: Nee

App: Ja

Microfoon

Apparaat: Nee

App: Ja

Volgt locatie

Apparaat: Nee

App: Ja

Wat is er nodig om u aan te melden?

Welke gegevens verzamelt het bedrijf?

Hoe gebruikt het bedrijf deze gegevens?

Vibease doesn't appear to sell user data. Vibease does share aggregated, anonymized data, non-personal information with external services to help improve its app and services

Hoe kunt u uw gegevens beheren?

User can request their data to be deleted by emailing [email protected]

Hoe staat het bedrijf bekend als het gaat om het beschermen van gebruikersgegevens?

Gemiddeld

While some security issues have been identified with the Vibease app in 2017, these were quickly rectified by the company. No known data breaches or incidents in the last two years.

Kan dit product offline worden gebruikt?

Gebruikersvriendelijke privacy-informatie?

Nee

This is one of the shortest privacy policies we've encountered which makes it light on details.

Koppelingen naar privacy-informatie

Voldoet dit product aan onze minimale beveiligingsnormen?

Versleuteling

Vibease devices use two layers of encryption.

Sterk wachtwoord

Niet beschikbaar

Password for the app is six characters but without any specifications. The weak password of 123456 worked. However, Vibease said the following regarding passwords in their email: "For the device, the user needs to press the pairing button to pair. This is safer than a password because the user must physically access the device. For the app, the user needs to enter a password to login. Once login, the app has an option to activate the screen lock with PIN in case someone is accessing their phone. For a long-distance remote-control function, a user must get a permission before he/she can control the vibrator from the other side"

Beveiligingsupdates

"For the app: "We frequently update the app whenever we have enhancements, new features and fixes." For the device: "There is no automatic firmware update. Allowing firmware to be updated can pose a risk if someone flush the device with a custom firmware that can be less secure."