… Rapid advances in neuroscience, clinical imaging, digital health and the Internet of Things are
propelling neurotechnology from the exclusive domain of the medical clinic to an ever-increasing …

… These improvements allow laypeople to monitor their brain waves and interface their brains
… of wearable neurotechnology that is marketed to the consumer. While many of the consumer …

… data exposure, intentional data leaks and (cyber) attacks (“… development of neurotechnologies
and AI (and Big Brain Data for … ) adverse consequences of neurotechnology and AI and …

… the use of consumer neurotechnology products, … of consumer neurotechnology. It also raises
pressing concerns for the near future that will only intensify as consumer neurotechnologies …

… the neurotechnology label only to “wearable devices for recording and uploading our brain
… DTC neurotechnology “continuum” have the merit of capturing an important implication of …

… An argue is that the brain data collected pose significant … Brain leaks and consumer
neuro-technology, pay attention to a worthy topic: Direct to-consumer (DTC) neuro-technology [4]. …

… Our brain data can reveal personal information that may not be intended for access by others.
Opening channels that directly gather information about you without conscious processing …

… “Brain leaks and consumer neurotechnology,” Ienca et al. draw attention to a worthy topic:
direct-to-consumer (DTC) neurotechnology … sufficient protection for consumer brain data. Ienca …

… carried risks, including fever, infection, and leaking brain fluid. Today, the electrodes can be
… us consumer neurotech devices—a catchall term for gadgets that connect human brains to …

… By getting a handle on the technological capabilities of neurotechnologies, like BCIs, we …
, a clear picture of what happens in brain decoding contexts is necessary. Funding bodies, and …