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-This is an old story: A woman bought a vibrator and used it and found that the company that built it was following what she did with it and how long.
Yes, she's going to sue. In a class-
On behalf of tens of thousands of users in hicago tribuneport, the Illinois woman took her clever dildo to Chicago for prosecution --
Standard Innovation for toy companies.
She accused the Ottawa, Canada-based company of defrauding consumers, unjust enrichment, infringement of the right to seclusion, and of violating the Federal Eavesdropping Act and the Illinois eavesdropping regulations --
She reportedly seeks compensation for unspecified punitive damages.
The woman reportedly bought us for her.
Vibe Rave got $130 and used it multiple times before learning through the Defcon hacker conference speech (
Transplanted last month)
Her extremely personal use was reviewed by her manufacturer-reporting media news-for marketing purposes.
The toy can be connected to the smartphone to adjust the vibration type (
"Make you happy with the custom atmosphere you created ")and intensity (
Construction strength]
Not to mention allowing others to control from a distance (
"Play from anywhere in the world ").
But she chose to use it, and only she and Standard Innovation knew that the two were clearly crowds in this case. (
Recent surge in sex
Pop music for toy sales
Cultural connection. )
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