Fleshlight $199.95 (Fleshlight sold seperately)
Fleshlight Launch
Review Date 11/01/2018
A product that touts itself by crowing, "go where no man has gone before" sounds intriguing. This addition to the Fleshlight male masturbator (sold separately) syncs with the Fleshlight and claims to create a "fully-automated interactive male pleasure device." It is compatible with many VR goggles, and syncs with various video, webcam, and virtual reality content. It is also USB rechargeable, so you can take it lots of places, maybe even where no man has gone before.
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Overall Security Rating
4/5
Encryption
Security updates
Strong password
Users create an account online and register the device to that account.
Manages vulnerabilities
Privacy policy
Can it snoop on me?
Camera
Device: No
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App: Yes
Microphone
Device: No
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App: Yes
Tracks Location
Device: No
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App: Yes
How does it handle privacy?
How does it share data?
Uses third party analytics from app data.
Can you delete your data?
Collects biometrics data?
User friendly privacy info?
Links to privacy information
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What could happen if something went wrong
The app for this device potentially collects a lot of personal and intimate data -- the app acceses your phone or tablet's microphone, camera, and location tracking. That means a lot of potentially intimate information could be hacked or shared without consent if something went wrong.
How to contact the company
Phone Number
1 (888) 804-4453
Twitter
@fleshlight
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