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Oral-B Smart Toothbrush

Procter & Gamble (Oral-B) · Smart Toothbrush

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3.3Surveillance
Index
Policy — what its policy permitsC
Evidence — what research provesC

An app-connected toothbrush whose specific data-collection and sharing practices were not confirmed by independent research, leaving its privacy exposure unstudied.

Why this rating

Oral-B's specific data-collection and sharing practices were not confirmed by independent research; rated at the evidence ceiling (grade C, 'unstudied') since absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

What it is

Manufacturer
Procter & Gamble (Oral-B)
Category
Smart Toothbrush
Model years
2014-present
Market status
Current
Companion app
Oral-B App
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