According to the lawsuit, the vibrator connects to the We-Connect app, accessible through smartphones. The complaint alleges consumers were not informed the app sends collected “private usage” data to servers in Canada. The company’s website states a pending update will include new “communication regarding our privacy and data practices,” and a new feature to control how data may be used.
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Sex Toy Company Tracking Vibrator Usage Without Warning: Lawsuit
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