Jabra Elite 85H
Summary
If you are looking for a cheap and well-designed pair of headphones, the Elite 85H might be it. If you have $299.99 to spend, Jabra's Elite 85H headphones comes with 36 hours of battery life, custom music settings, and perfect audio thanks to the eight built-in microphones. If you need to get away, this may be it.
Privacy Checklist
Is any kind of biometric data collected (health, heart, voice, etc.)?
Are you able to delete your data / the data collected about you?
Does it use cookies, telemetry, or third-party tracking scripts?
Is the privacy policy user-friendly (easy to understand)?
Does it have parental controls?
Does it use encryption to protect your data both in-transit and at-rest?
Does it get regular software and / or firmware updates?
Does it require you to create a strong password?
Is there a system in place for managing security vulnerabilities?
Does it have a privacy policy?
How Can It Snoop?
Does it have a camera or request / require access to a camera?
Does it have a microphone or request / require access to a microphone?
Does it track your location or request / require access to location data?
Account Requirements
Does it require an email address to use?
Does it require a phone number to use?
Does it require an address (home or office) to use?
Payment Options
Are you able to use a credit card as a payment option?
Are you able to use a cryptocurrency as a payment option?
Are you able to use PayPal as a payment option?
Are you able to use cash or gift cards as a payment option?
What Could Go Wrong?
There is not too much to worry about with Jabra wireless headphones. They are a pretty safe and secure item.
How Does It Share Your Data?
Jabra does not share or sell your data with third parties for marketing or commercial purposes.
Good Things
- Releases new firmware monthly and a secure system in place to manage vulnerabilities.
- Privacy policy is written in simple language for users to read.
Bad Things
- Not much, Jabra's products should be safe to use.