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Sex toy maker agrees to stop collecting intimate data

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It can be quite costly to violate the privacy of sex toy users, apparently. Standard Innovation has settled a lawsuit accusing the company of collecting highly intimate and sensitive data from its We-Vibe vibrators without their owners knowledge and sending it to the companys servers in Canada. The agreement will create a $3.75 million US ($5.06 million Canadian) compensation fund that will pay up to $10,000 US to buyers who used the companion We-Connect app, and $199 US to thos…
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