Privacy and security

Making the invisible visible creates a whole other set of problems, because visibility with the stigma is what costs you everything. That's the problem statement, right there.

So let me get the privacy part out front, and say it the way somebody wearing it would want to hear it.

• Nobody hears any conversations. There's no recorded audio. It only checks for frequency and decibels, so nobody can hear any arguments, fights, fusses, thoughts, anything like that. It's not like that at all.
• The signals don't get stored. Everything SIX sees is only sensor signals, and we don't care about the signals. We care about how things move.
• There's no information on it to take. There's always a way to hack a device, but there's nothing on this one. It doesn't even keep your physiological signals.
• It all happens on your wrist. No continuous stream of your physiology going anywhere to be processed.
• You choose the doctor. The medical provider you choose is the one who gets it, giving them the best real-world view of the monster, not one conjured up in a lab somewhere.
• No data to be auctioned off. Nothing tracking you or listening. Nothing available for other diagnostics.

The privacy and security have been there from day one.

This website holds the same line. No advertising pixels, no third-party trackers, no accounts to log into, and no record kept of anyone who visits.