Woo
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@mariner4life said in Woo:
I re read that as the father and son from American chopper having the conversation.
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Only a few almonds were harmed in the making of Almond milk.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/food-wine/food-news/106616952/almond-milk-that-is-975-not-almond
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Telling women to stick an expensive egg inside their vagina has not worked out well for Goop
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=12120234
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so these aren't the ones with a remote control that buzz?
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@mariner4life said in Woo:
so these aren't the ones with a remote control that buzz?
You mean the ones that spy on you?
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@mariner4life said in Woo:
so these aren't the ones with a remote control that buzz?
You mean the ones that spy on you?
haha wait, what?
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@mariner4life said in Woo:
@mariner4life said in Woo:
so these aren't the ones with a remote control that buzz?
You mean the ones that spy on you?
haha wait, what?
Make an excuse , leave the room and take it out now bro , before itâs too late.
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@mariner4life said in Woo:
@mariner4life said in Woo:
so these aren't the ones with a remote control that buzz?
You mean the ones that spy on you?
haha wait, what?
Make an excuse , leave the room and take it out now bro , before itâs too late.
meh, if they want to watch, that's on them.
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@mariner4life where exactly is the camera (not clicking on the link)
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@taniwharugby said in Woo:
@mariner4life where exactly is the camera (not clicking on the link)
i didn't either
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From the article , no cameras just data harvesting. Interesting that M4L went straight to cameras though
Standard Innovation, which produces the We-Vibe line of vibrators, has reportedly agreed to pay out close to $3 million as part of a settlement agreement with customers. As the Chicago Tribune reports, the proposed settlement would establish the multimillion-dollar pot for device owners whoâd downloaded the control app, We-Connect, and used it with their toyâor up to $10,000 each. The company agreed to set aside another $750,000 for those whoâd bought toys but never messed with the app, or a possible $199 each.
Under the settlement, which awaits court approval, the firm also agreed to cease collecting personal user information and email addresses from device users, and to destroy related data itâs collected to date. It further stipulates that Standard Innovation will inform users about any anonymized data collection in the future, and allow them to opt out.
See also: The âSpying Vibratorâ Suit Is Over, But Sex Toys Are Still Talking Data
(Screenshot of âWe-Book of Delightsâ for tablet via We-Vibe)COURTESY STANDARD INNOVATION
See also: Texas Bill Seeks Viagra Waiting Period, $100 Masturbation Fine For Men
In December, the We-Vibe Marketing Communication Manager Denny Alexander commented on the industryâs ongoing attempts to make sex-toy data work for everyone (including privacy advocates). During a company launch event at New Yorkâs Museum of Sex, he told me that, beyond being needed for the We-Connect app to function, some anonymized data from users goes a long way in helping toy designers hit the mark.
âItâs a private, insular world, [mostly] without the benefit of consumer insights,â Alexander said. When it comes to data on usersâ preferred settings and such, a mass-aggregated version serves âonly to validate and reaffirmâ what designers have previously learned from experts and testers, he added. âIt gives us a general sense of usersâ [vibration] intensity levels, steadiness of mode, and whether weâre marketing to the right people.â
According to the Tribune, roughly 300,000 have bought We-Vibe devices that are covered by the settlement, while closer to 100,000 downloaded and used the companyâs corresponding app. Alexander reportedly called the settlement âfair and reasonable.â
Janet Burns covers tech, culture, and other fun stuff from Brooklyn, NY. She also hosts the cannabis news podcast The Toke.
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@mariner4life said in Woo:
@mariner4life said in Woo:
@mariner4life said in Woo:
so these aren't the ones with a remote control that buzz?
You mean the ones that spy on you?
haha wait, what?
Make an excuse , leave the room and take it out now bro , before itâs too late.
meh, if they want to watch, that's on them.
That depends on how close they are standing?
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She âdid her research â .
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=12122278
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That's the awful thing about this, the kids and babies pay the price. Yay for hindsight and sharing her story but wtf! Esp as this was a change from their approach with their other kids.
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