Age verification: A Decade of Coverage
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Recent reporting, brand coverage, ongoing story threads, and source-backed context from SEXTECHGUIDE.
Image-based abuse: tracking the law, the tech, and the gap between them
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News Womanizer awarded $12.8M in sextech copycat lawsuit
WOW Tech Group, makers of the Womanizer sextech range, won a $12.8 million jury verdict against EIS Inc, makers of Satisfyer devices, after EIS originally sued WOW Tech in 2018. The counterclaim centered on
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News Womanizer wins $2.2 million patent infringement lawsuit against Lora DiCarlo
Novoluto, the German company behind Womanizer vibrators and now part of Lovehoney Group, won a $2.2 million default judgment against Lora DiCarlo for patent infringement related to the Osé, Osé 2, and Baci vibrators.
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Review Arcwave Voy review: An innovative, stylish stroker with effective tightness adjustment
A hands-on review of the Arcwave Voy, a manual penis stroker featuring an eight-setting tightness adjustment system (TAS) and premium CleanTech silicone, priced at $99/£79. The review evaluates its design, usability, and value proposition
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News Arcwave Voy is a compact stroker with tightness adjustment system – and it looks just like a camera lens
Arcwave has launched the Voy, a compact penis stroker featuring a proprietary Tightness Adjustment System (TAS) with eight settings, non-porous CleanTech silicone, and a discreet camera-lens aesthetic. Priced at $99, it targets Merkel-Ranvier receptors
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News Lovehoney and WOW Tech merge to form ‘world’s largest sexual wellness company’
WOW Tech Group and Lovehoney have merged to form the Lovehoney Group, self-described as the world's largest sexual wellness company with a $1.2 billion valuation and projected 2021 revenues exceeding $400 million. The deal
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Opinion Celebrities are the acceptable face of female pleasure, but is it shrewd marketing or genuine progress?
The article examines the trend of celebrity partnerships with sexual wellness brands, specifically Lily Allen's collaboration with WowTech and Cara Delevingne's co-ownership of Lora DiCarlo, questioning whether these moves represent genuine cultural progress or
