Post by rubl on Aug 12, 2016 9:06:14 GMT 7
Call it the advantage of the Internet of Things. Not only your refrigerator can tell when someone opens it's door. Laters is a 'pleasuring toy' sending 'usage' data back to the manufacturer. Obviously only so they can 'improve' their toys 
"This sex toy tells the manufacturer every time you use it
The We-Vibe 4 Plus is a rubbery clamp that looks a little like the oversized thumb and forefinger of a Disneyland character pinching down. It comes in black, purple or pink and is billed as the “number one couple’s vibrator.” It has Bluetooth so that, once inserted into the desired part of your body, you can connect it to your smartphone and then use the We-Vibe app to control the intensity of its vibration.
But you should know a little something about your pleasure toy: it regularly violates the “don’t-vibrate-and-tell” rule."
fusion.net/story/334603/sex-toy-we-vibe-privacy/
"This sex toy tells the manufacturer every time you use it
The We-Vibe 4 Plus is a rubbery clamp that looks a little like the oversized thumb and forefinger of a Disneyland character pinching down. It comes in black, purple or pink and is billed as the “number one couple’s vibrator.” It has Bluetooth so that, once inserted into the desired part of your body, you can connect it to your smartphone and then use the We-Vibe app to control the intensity of its vibration.
But you should know a little something about your pleasure toy: it regularly violates the “don’t-vibrate-and-tell” rule."
fusion.net/story/334603/sex-toy-we-vibe-privacy/
