Lakeland Inventor Targets Cyber Threats with One Face Privacy Device
Seeking to curb the risks of digital surveillance and online predators, a Lakeland, Florida-based inventor has developed One Face Privacy, a patent-pending security tool for electronic hardware. The design aims to provide physical privacy for users navigating computers, smartphones, and television screens in an increasingly monitored digital environment.
The invention, currently being shopped to manufacturers by the Pittsburgh-based firm InventHelp, focuses on mitigating the potential for unauthorized data exposure and cyber victimization. By integrating a unique, user-friendly interface, the product is intended for broad domestic use, specifically targeting households and individual device owners who prioritize personal safety.
The concept, filed under reference number TLS-1389, is now available for licensing or commercial acquisition. Interested parties can contact InventHelp’s Pittsburgh headquarters to discuss production opportunities or technical specifications for the device.
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