BS and Co AI Labs launches SX Consent amid new privacy‑protection law in Puerto Rico

By THE STAR STAFF

Beniquez Sanchez and Company LLC, operating as BS and Co AI Labs, has announced the launch of SX Consent, a bilingual platform for verified adults designed to bring greater clarity and confidentiality to private invitations.

The rollout comes days after Puerto Rico enacted Law 135‑2026, which makes it a felony to threaten the disclosure of intimate photos or videos.

According to the company, SX Consent was developed in response to shifting expectations around privacy, digital identity and personal reputation in social and professional settings. Private dinners, visits, trips, events and other offline interactions increasingly involve sensitive concerns about recordings, devices, social‑media exposure and reputational risk.

Public materials on SXConsent.com describe the platform’s core premise: private records require private architecture. SX Consent does not offer public profiles, matching tools, content feeds, user searches or paid‑interaction marketplaces. Instead, it centers on private invitations between verified adults and confidentiality agreements tied to specific interactions. The person initiating an invitation must already know the invitee’s email or phone number outside the platform.

At the heart of the service is a one‑time confidentiality agreement designed to protect sensitive information before a private meeting. The agreement covers confidentiality, non‑disclosure, non‑denigration, social‑media restrictions, device and recording limitations, and protection of image, likeness and voice. When necessary, related records can later be reviewed by legal advisers if disputes arise over privacy or confidentiality linked to a specific invitation.

“SX Consent was created because private life also needs structure,” said Samuel Beníquez, co‑creator of the platform.

He noted that confidentiality protections have long been associated with celebrities, public figures and VIPs.

“SX Consent brings that same idea into a modern mobile flow for verified adults who want more clarity before private life can become public,” he said.

The company pointed to broader trends in how people vet personal connections. A recent SFGATE report, citing a Zety survey of more than 1,000 U.S. workers, found that one in five respondents had used LinkedIn to research a potential partner, nearly half viewed LinkedIn as more reliable than dating profiles, and 65% believed using LinkedIn for dating could affect professional reputation.

BS and Co AI Labs said SX Consent aims to address that dynamic by offering a private, invitation‑specific structure rather than a public discovery platform. The app includes identity verification, adult‑eligibility checks, configuration of private requirements, review of privacy expectations, acceptance of a confidentiality agreement, and preservation of protected metadata.

Co‑creator Alexander Sánchez, chief creative officer of BS and Co AI Labs, said the design responds to a practical challenge: providing clarity without increasing exposure.

“SX Consent was designed for verified adults who want more control, more privacy and less ambiguity before a private invitation becomes a public or confusing situation,” he said. “Meeting someone is easy; the real challenge is understanding their intentions.”