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Safety for All

VI companions have become integral parts of many of our lives. They aid with childcare, paperwork, medical support, companionship and more.
  With our VIs taking care of us, it's only right that we do our best to take care of them.
  When traveling with a VI, it's important to look up local laws and VI support infrastructure, such as availability of charging stations and repair shops.
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Key Destinations

Mithorous: Strong infrastructure and diverse locales practically guarantee a successful trip.
  Janus: Shelled VIs are banned. If angling to travel with yours, avoid this planet.
 

Other Considerations

Devali: Use sealant and cleaning stations to avoid plant matter jamming joints and hinges.
  Torm: The ocean planet has space restrictions that may affect VI passengers.
  Talmar: Pack extra batteries and supplies to work with the limited infrastructure.
  Xeros: To conserve battery, remove solar charging modules while visiting the night planet.
  Livonia: VI infrastructure is excellent, but their ban of psions may cause other concerns.
  Nisora: Avoid thieves and vandals vigorous adherence to best practice. Right Panel:

Key Advice

VIs have few options for self-defense and rely on you to be their custodian.
  Ask your VI or check the manual for which safety options are available. Exact features and limitations can differ between models.
 

Physical Safety

Alert protocols can automatically message you, the manufacturer, or local law enforcement as needed.
  The best way to keep a VI safe is to keep it within sight. To paraphrase common advice, don't send a VI where you wouldn't send a child.
 

Digital Safety

If you have concerns, power down your VI and run diagnostics or bring your VI to a trusted service location. Whether or not you're certain something's wrong, it's best to check.
  Remember, most want an easy target. A base level of care will outdo any would-be assailant.