The Chasti-Collar program is gaining in popularity; it's estimated that approximately 45% of all men in the UK have joined the program.
The Chasti-Collar program was quite simple at heart: it's a voluntary program where men can volunteer to be fitted with a secure chastity device and an electronically linked collar. The scheme's popularity was being driven by women, in that they could choose to only go on dates with men in the program so they could have safer dates, leading to a significant reduction in sexual violence across the country. The collar will display the colour status of the male. There are a number of statuses, but the most common ones are:
- Red: unable to seek new relationships due to already being in some form of relationship.
- Orange: Single, but has not received a significant amount of good sexual feedback.
- Green: Single, and has received a high proportion and amount of good sexual feedback.
- Purple: Unable to seek new relationships due to being on a relationship cool down.
- Yellow: Not currently seeking a relationship.
It became desirable to seek a man in the program not just due to the reduced risk of sexual violence, but it offered women a lot more control in relationships due to:
- Men not being able to cheat on their partners
- Partners being able to log feedback about sexual relationships