Juul recently released its plan to include Bluetooth features on future vaping devices to help prevent them from getting into the hands of young users.
Essentially, the Juul would have to be in close enough proximity to a smartphone so that it could sync up to the Bluetooth and users can take a hit. The vaping giant claims that they would be able to lock down the device if not in use or out of reach of a connected smartphone, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
This upgraded device, which is already in testing, would collect some data from the person using it. The customer would be able to access information regarding their usage of the product digitally to help them monitor their vaping habits. This monitoring would also be used to help “combat unauthorized use,” the company says.
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