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Cyberia Tech, Inc. respects your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and share your information. By using our services, you agree to this policy. If any other agreements conflict with this Privacy Policy, the terms of those agreements prevail.

1.Information We Collect
We collect personal data such as names, contact details, IP addresses, and usage data through interactions like website visits, product use, or event registrations. Data may also be collected automatically, such as device information and browsing behavior, via cookies and similar technologies.
2.Why We Collect Data
We use your data to provide services, improve user experience, protect security, and tailor content and advertising. Data may also be anonymized for research or shared with affiliates and service providers as needed.
3.Your Choices and Rights
You can limit data collection by adjusting cookie settings or opting out of certain tracking services. If you're an EEA, UK, or Switzerland resident, we collect and process data only as legally permitted (e.g., consent, contracts, or legitimate interests).
4.Security and Data Transfers
We implement industry-standard measures to protect your data. By using our services, you consent to data transfers, including internationally, as necessary to deliver our services.
5.Third-Party Involvement
We may share data with affiliates, contractors, and partners but ensure they adhere to this policy. External links, social media, and third-party APIs may also collect data independently of us.

For further inquiries, contact us directly.

1.Accuracy of Personal Data
We strive to maintain accurate personal data and rely on customers to provide updates.
2.Access and Updates
You may request access to your personal data via our contact information. If we cannot fulfill your request promptly, we will provide a timeline. Fees may apply for copying or sending data. Upon request, we will delete personal data unless needed for service provision.
3.Your Choices
You can opt out of data processing or withdraw consent by contacting us. Marketing emails include an unsubscribe link, though transaction-related communications will continue. You can adjust push notifications or location data settings on your mobile device. Note that we do not respond to "Do Not Track" signals.
4.Cookies and Advertising
Manage cookies and targeted ads via browser settings or third-party platforms like Network Advertising Initiative. Choices must be set individually for each browser and device.
5.Your Privacy Rights
Depending on your location, you may have rights such as data deletion, processing objections, or data portability. Contact us to exercise these rights; verification may be required. Residents in the EEA and California have additional rights under GDPR and CCPA.
6.California Privacy
California residents can request data disclosures and content removal in compliance with state laws. Contact us for assistance.
7.End-User Notices
If you access services via an organization (e.g., employer), your data use is subject to that organization’s policies. Administrators may manage access and data associated with your account.
8.Children’s Privacy
Our services are not for minors under 17. If we learn of unauthorized data collection, we will delete it.
9.Policy Updates
We may update this Privacy Policy periodically. Continued use of our services indicates agreement with the current policy.
10.Contact Us
Cyberia Tech, Ltd.
Data Protection Officer
960 Capability Green, Luton, United Kingdom LU1 3PE
Email: privacy@thecyberiatech.com

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Privacy Shield: Data Transfers

Cyberia Tech complies with the EU-US and Swiss-US Privacy Shield Frameworks for handling personal data from the EEA, UK, and Switzerland. In case of any conflict, the Privacy Shield Principles prevail. Learn more at Privacy Shield. Key Definitions

● Personal Data:

Information linked to an individual, transferred from the EEA, UK, or Switzerland to the U.S.

● Sensitive Personal Information:

Data revealing race, religion, health, sexual orientation, and similar categories.

1.Notice:
We inform individuals about data collection, usage, and third-party disclosures at the time of data collection. Legal authorities may request data as required.
2.Choice:
Individuals can opt-out of data disclosures or specific uses. Sensitive data requires explicit opt-in. Agents handling data for Cyberia Tech are bound by confidentiality.
3.Accountability for Onward Transfers:
We ensure third-party data recipients maintain equivalent privacy protections. Cyberia Tech remains responsible for any breaches by its agents.
4.Data Security:
Measures are in place to safeguard personal data, though absolute security on the internet cannot be guaranteed.
5.Data Integrity:
Data is processed only for its intended purpose and is maintained as accurate and relevant.
6.Access:
Individuals may access, correct, or delete their data unless it imposes disproportionate risks or impacts others’ rights. Requests can be sent to privacy@thecyberiatech.com.
7.Enforcement:
Cyberia Tech complies with U.S. FTC enforcement and resolves complaints related to Privacy Shield data transfers. Contact Information For inquiries or complaints:
Cyberia Tech Ltd.
Data Protection Officer
960 Capability Green, Luton, United Kingdom LU1 3PE
Email: privacy@thecyberiatech.com Privacy Shield Dispute Resolution and Policy Updates
A) Human Resources Data:
If your complaint concerns HR data transferred to the U.S. from the EEA, UK, or Switzerland, and Cyberia Tech does not address it satisfactorily, we cooperate with the relevant Data Protection Authorities (DPA Panel) or the Swiss Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner. For unresolved HR complaints, please contact your local data protection or labor authority. Note: HR complaints should not be directed to the BBB EU Privacy Shield.
B) Non-Human Resources Data:
Unresolved privacy complaints about non-HR data under the Privacy Shield Principles can be referred to the BBB EU Privacy Shield.
● Visit BBB Privacy Shield Complaints for details or to file a complaint.
● This service is free of charge. If your issue remains unresolved, you may invoke binding arbitration for residual claims. Refer to Privacy Shield Annex 1 for more information.
C) Amendments:
This Privacy Statement may be updated periodically to comply with Privacy Shield Framework requirements. Revised policies will be posted on our website.
D) Other Policies:
While Cyberia Tech adheres to Privacy Shield Principles for all Personal Data under its scope, certain information may fall under alternative policies that differ from this Privacy Statement.

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Effective Date: [ 2025 / 10 / 11 ]
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1.Acceptance of Terms:
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You are prohibited from engaging in activities such as:
● Violating any applicable laws or regulations
● Distributing viruses or malware
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A Fiction Might Turn Out To Be Real In 2023 With Elon Musk's Brain Implement

Tamila Tari An intuitive content creator in the tech-land of mobile app development Updated at Sep 3, 2023
A Fiction Might Turn Out To Be Real In 2023 With Elon Musk's Brain Implement

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Neuralink approved Elon musk’s brain implement for human testing. People are worried about the billionaire’s track record and whether Neuralink can responsibly manage the development of this invasive device.

Elon Musk’s company which develops brain implants has received approval for testing on humans. How concerned should we be? The creation of a device that invades privacy.

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What’s the latest news of Elon Musk’s brain implement?

In recent days, Neuralink, a brain-implant company founded by Elon Musk, received regulatory approval to begin the first clinical trial of its experimental device in humans.

However, people have become concerned about the billionaire executive’s exaggerated promotion of the technology, his past leadership at other companies, and the animal welfare issues associated with Neuralink experiments.

brain implement
Brain implants could potentially transform the field of medicine by providing innovative treatment choices for different neurological conditions.

Laura Cabrera, a neuroethicist at Penn State’s Rock Ethics Institute, expressed her surprise regarding the US Food and Drug Administration’s decision to allow the company to proceed with clinical trials.

Cabrera argues that Musk’s unpredictable leadership at Twitter and his fast-paced approach to technology raise concerns about Neuralink’s ability to responsibly oversee the development of a medical device that can read brain signals.

She asked if he would view a brain implant device as something that needs both additional regulation and ethical consideration. Will he view this as just another gadget, or will he take it seriously?

There are many other companies working on brain interface devices, and Neuralink is one of them. For many years, research teams from all over the world have been studying the potential use of implants and devices to help treat conditions like paralysis and depression.

Currently, there are already thousands of people benefiting from neuroprosthetics such as cochlear implants, which help improve hearing abilities. However, experts have expressed skepticism about the wide range of capabilities that Musk is promising with the Neuralink device.

What is Neuralink’s device?

Neuralink started in 2016 and created a brain-computer interface (BCI) called the Link. It’s a computer chip with electrodes that can be sewn onto the brain’s surface. This chip connects the brain to external electronics. Neuralink also made a robotic device to implant the chip.

According to John Donoghue, a neuroscientist at Brown University who led the team that created the brain-computer interface called ‘BrainGate’ to help paralyzed individuals regain movement, the design seems to utilize a unique type of electrode.

brain implement
Brain implants offer a highly accurate and focused form of therapy by directly connecting with the brain

According to Musk, Neuralink’s device has the potential to be used for various therapeutic purposes, such as treating conditions like blindness, paralysis, and depression.

However, he has also mentioned that the ultimate goal is to develop a device for the general public. This device would allow users to directly connect their minds to supercomputers, enabling humans to keep pace with artificial intelligence.

He has also mentioned that the device might be able to eventually capture and save thoughts, like a “backup drive” for your non-physical self, your digital soul.

The FDA approval is a positive step toward conducting a human clinical trial. However, there are still uncertainties regarding the specific details of the study, such as its scope, focus, and design.

What FDA Believe in the Brain implement?

The FDA applications and approval processes are not accessible to the general public. Neuralink, being a private company, is not obligated to inform investors about its regulatory interactions.

According to Neuralink’s website, they are looking for individuals who have conditions such as paralysis, blindness, deafness, or difficulty speaking. However, the company did not provide any additional information in response to the Guardian’s inquiry.

According to a spokesperson from the FDA, Neuralink has been approved for an investigational device exemption (IDE). This means that Neuralink can now be used for clinical studies.

It is also unclear when this trial would occur. The company should create a review board to review and oversee the research.

brain implement
Brain implants have the potential to enhance human cognitive abilities by connecting our minds to supercomputers

According to a report from Reuters, the FDA initially rejected Neuralink’s request for clinical trials in 2022 due to several issues that the company needed to address. However, the FDA has now approved Neuralink’s request after these concerns were resolved.

Based on the news agency, there are some safety concerns regarding the implant’s lithium battery and the possibility of overheating. There are also questions about whether the small wires of the device could move to other parts of the brain.

Additionally, it is important to note that the device cannot be removed without causing damage to the brain tissue.

 

It is not clear how these concerns were resolved. The FDA did not provide specific comments on Neuralink’s application process, but a spokesperson mentioned that the agency follows a thorough and scientific process to assess the safety and effectiveness of medical devices.

She also mentioned that the FDA is dedicated to ensuring that animals involved in testing are treated responsibly and humanely.

Neuralink has chosen not to provide any information regarding its plans for clinical trials at this time.

What are the critical concerns about Elon Musk’s brain implement?

Musk’s track record of mishandling user data at Twitter raises concerns about his company’s ability to handle highly sensitive data retrieved from potential clinical trial participants, according to both Johnson and Cabrera.

“There are some ethical concerns about privacy whenever you use a brain device,” Johnson added. “Things to consider include: will Neuralink have access to the brain data of the people in whom these devices are implanted?” What plan do they have for it? And how will they secure user privacy?”

Neuralink did not answer to queries about how it intends to manage trial participants’ data.

Musk’s marketing distinguishes Neuralink from other BCI firms and teams at public institutions that have concentrated on deploying the devices to treat specific medical diseases such as seizures, Parkinson’s tremors, or paralysis.

brain implement
Brain implant technology has a lot of potential, but it’s important to consider ethical issues, privacy concerns, and the need for safety and regulations

The market for “neuromodulation devices,” which record or stimulate brain activity, has exceeded $6 billion.

Another BCI maker, Synchron, gained an FDA license in July 2021 to test brain implant technologies, while Blackrock Neurotech, which installs brain implants that allow patients with paralysis to manage digital gadgets and prosthetics, has been conducting human studies for more than a decade.

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What are brain implants called?

Brain implants, sometimes called neural implants, are technological devices that attach to or are surgically implanted into the brain of a living organism.



Are brain implants a thing?

Rapid progress is being made in the area of brain-computer interfacing. Neuralink, Elon Musk’s brain implant startup, obtained clearance from the FDA last month to begin human testing. Paradromics, its main competitor, is even further along in development.

Final thoughts

Neuralink would have to first demonstrate the safety of Elon Musk’s brain implement before determining its efficacy in treating certain illnesses.

“The technology to implant something in the brain is very mature, but where to put it in the brain and how to stimulate it is still being worked out, especially for complicated diseases,” he explained.

Musk’s promotion of the Neuralink device echoes his intentions for Twitter, which he purchased for $44 billion in 2022, and has pledged to transition to an “everything app” that can answer all users’ requirements at the same time.

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