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Period tracking app Flo has released a new “Anonymous Mode” setting that gives users the option to access the app without their name, email address and technical identifiers being associated ...

Flo, one of the leading apps in its field supposedly boasting around 240 million users, announced the privacy-preserving mode in June, around one week after the Supreme Court overturned Roe V. Wade.

The Flo app is used by more than 100 million consumers, according to the FTC. In addition to period and ovulation tracking, the app also offers its users health articles and insight, tools to ...

In Flo's case, the period tracking app "told Facebook when a user was having her period or informed the app of an intention to get pregnant," according to The WSJ. This data "was sent with a ...

Flo emailed users of the app on June 29 that this feature will be available in the coming weeks. On social media, there have been many calls to delete these apps.

According to the follow-on class action, which covers all Flo app users nationwide from Nov. 1, 2016, to Feb. 28, 2019, plus a California subclass, Flo integrated code from Meta and Google’s ...

Flo Health, Inc., which marketed an app used by more than 100 million women interested in tracking their personal menstruation and fertility information, seems to be getting off easily as compared ...

More than 19 million women in the U.S. have downloaded the Flo app which tracks menstrual cycles and pregnancies and can include a woman's plans to get pregnant or problems she's had getting or ...

Period tracking app Flo is developing a new feature called "anonymous mode" that will allow users to remove their name, email address, and technical identifiers from their profile. Period trackers ...