7 Unsettling Truths Your Smart Toilet Knows About You
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Yes, the smart toilet now tracks your emotional state and your fiber intake. This isn’t a future we dreamed of—this is a future Silicon Valley sat on and said, “Sure, why not.”
Launched by a company with the audacity to call itself Flushly, this porcelain oracle uses biometric scanning, stool analytics (ugh), and “vibe detection algorithms” to assess your mental and gastrointestinal health. It then suggests meditation prompts and emails you a fiber chart.
It also has no off switch. Because when you’re most vulnerable, what you need is a device silently judging your diet and feelings.
Flushly insists this is for your own good. “We’re redefining bathroom wellness,” says the CEO, who probably drinks kale smoothies and hasn’t eaten solid food since 2018. “It’s not just waste management—it’s self-management.”
Early adopters report feeling…watched. And oddly, ashamed. “My toilet asked if I was emotionally constipated,” said one beta tester. “Then it glitched and suggested more lentils.”
Experts are raising eyebrows and privacy concerns. “Any device that combines surveillance and digestion should not also have Wi-Fi,” warned a privacy analyst.
But Flushly is already rolling out updates, including aromatherapy farts and mood-based flush sounds. Because apparently, tech doesn’t stop to ask should we—only how much can we charge?
