Review
Gvibe Gballs 2 review: Showed promise, but let down by disconnections
Let's start with a confession: I've never reviewed a Gvibe product before, but it's by no means a new company. It's…
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G Vibe
G Vibe, part of the London-based design house FT London, is known for its high-tech, ergonomic vibrators. The flagship product, G Vibe, features a unique split-tip design that adapts to…
About G Vibe
G Vibe, part of the London-based design house FT London, is known for its high-tech, ergonomic vibrators. The flagship product, G Vibe, features a unique split-tip design that adapts to the user’s anatomy, providing versatile and personalized stimulation.
Founded in 2012, the company focuses on merging innovative design with medical-grade materials, ensuring safety and pleasure. With an eye on technological advancement, G Vibe includes features like six vibration modes and waterproof capabilities, making it a significant player in the sophisticated sextech space.
1 articles
2018–2018
Peak: 2018 (1)
Privacy deep-dive
In summary
In our assessment, this policy pair reflects a small hardware brand with a genuinely limited data footprint, but the privacy policy leans on an outdated EU-US Privacy Shield reference and generic 'legitimate interest' bases rather than more current transfer safeguards or opt-in consent. The accompanying Terms of Service appear to be largely unmodified Shopify boilerplate that broadly disclaims liability and grants the company wide unilateral discretion over orders and service changes.
- No indication of data sale to third parties found
- Named third-party processors: Google Analytics, Google Fonts, Google Maps
- 7-day retention period specified for server log data
- GDPR data subject rights listed (access, erasure, portability, objection)
- Reliance on outdated EU-US Privacy Shield certification for Google transfers
Assessed from an archived copy (May 19, 2026) via the Internet Archive — the live policy page was unavailable from our scanner. View snapshot
Our editorial assessment of G Vibe’s published policy — an opinion based on the policy text we reviewed, not legal advice or a compliance determination. Spot something wrong? Request a correction
Privacy Concerns
- High Cites invalidated EU-US Privacy Shield as transfer safeguard for Google Analytics data
- High Terms broadly disclaim liability for nearly all damages, limiting user recourse
- Medium Rights section is GDPR-framed only, with no CCPA-style disclosures (e.g., 'Do Not Sell') for US users
- Medium Company reserves unilateral, unexplained right to refuse service or terminate access
- Medium Cookie and analytics processing rely on 'legitimate interest' rather than opt-in consent
Privacy Positives
- Medium Impact Concrete, short retention window stated for server log data
- Medium Impact Google Analytics IP anonymization applied before US transfer
- Medium Impact Third-party tools (Analytics, Fonts, Maps) individually named with stated purposes
- Low Impact Clear identification of data controller and contact email provided
- Low Impact Users can disable cookies/JavaScript to limit data transmission to Google
Security Overview
Security headers could not be directly scanned for this site (the scan was blocked or unreachable), so per-header results are not shown.
Mozilla Observatory Grade: F
Scanned: July 19, 2026
From Their Privacy Policy
Direct excerpts from G Vibe's published privacy policy
The data collected will be temporarily stored and deleted within seven days, unless continued storage is required for evidentiary purposes.
Google is certified according to the EU-US Privacy Shield
In no case shall Gvibe.com, our directors, officers, employees, affiliates, agents, contractors, interns, suppliers, service providers or licensors be liable for any injury, loss, claim, or any direct, indirect, incidental, punitive, special, or consequential damages of any kind
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