>The cage wirelessly connects to a smartphone via a Bluetooth signal, which is used to trigger the device's lock-and-clamp mechanism. >But to achieve this, the

>The cage wirelessly connects to a smartphone via a Bluetooth signal, which is used to trigger the device's lock-and-clamp mechanism. >But to achieve this, the software relies on sending commands to a computer server used by the manufacturer. Wow...huh...as far as security holes go, that's not even an open back door, you might as well not even have a wall.... >Pen Test Partners believe about 40,000 devices have been sold based on the number of IDs that have been granted by its Guangdong-based creator. So ~40000 people are having commands for their Bluetooth powered chastity belt sent to and from a server in China.. I personally can't think of any company I'd feel comfortable having something like that being handled remotely, let alone some mystery company in China...