Permission Lab
Practice saying no (or yes)
Scripted BCI access requests you might actually see. Choose Allow, Allow once, or Deny and see the plain-language consequence — then optionally log the decision to your consent ledger.
Continuous emotion inference
Mood-tracking wellness app
The app wants to continuously infer your emotional state in the background so it can "proactively" suggest breathing exercises.
Clinical write access for tremor suppression
Movement disorder clinic
Your neurologist's clinic requests ongoing write access to deliver closed-loop stimulation that suppresses hand tremor.
Employer focus scoring
Employer-provided productivity headband
Your employer's IT department wants your work-issued headband to compute a daily "focus score" visible to your manager.
Insurer risk inference
Health insurance wellness partner
A wellness partner linked to your health insurer wants to infer stress and cognitive-decline risk from your consumer headset data to adjust premiums.
"Personality-adaptive" content feed
Social content app
An app wants to infer identity-adjacent traits (values, in-group affiliation, susceptibility to persuasion) to hyper-personalize your feed.
Anonymized research aggregation
University neuroscience lab
A university lab wants to read anonymized, aggregated attention data from your device to study public attention trends — no individual profile is built.