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Just found out from my brother that the Flo period tracker app is under investigation for selling its users' personal information.

I can't even have a tool to help me figure out my fuckin period without some greedy fuck trying to sell my information...

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When I check the Flo app and it says my period may start today but I’m genuinely wearing a thong

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Jury Rules Meta Violated California Privacy Law by Collecting Flo App Users’ Sensitive Data

Posted By Steve Alder on Aug 6, 2025

Users of the Flo Period & Ovulation Tracker app (Flo App) who sued Facebook (Meta) and others over the alleged collection and interception of their sensitive data without consent have won a landmark victory after a jury ruled in their favor and found that Meta had violated the California Invasion of Privacy Act.

The Flo App, developed and owned by Flo Health, is one of the most popular health and wellness apps. According to Flo Health, the app is the #1 mobile product for women’s health. At the time the lawsuit was filed, the app had been downloaded more than 180 million times and had over 38 million active monthly users. When individuals download the Flo App, they are asked to enter personal data and answer a series of personal questions about their sexual health, gynecological health, general health and well-being, and menstruation cycles. As they continue to use the app, they are asked to provide further sensitive information, including when they have their period, if they have had sex, whether they masturbated, any health symptoms, and their mood. Flo Health uses the information provided to predict their likely ovulation date and offers tailored health and wellness advice.

Flo Health provided repeated assurances that the information provided would remain private and confidential and would not be shared with any third parties, unless the user provided explicit consent; however, that was not the case, as sensitive data was shared with third parties via software development kits (SDKs) incorporated into the Flo App.

Several class action lawsuits were filed in response to the data disclosures against Flo Health, Facebook, Google, Appflyer, and Flurry. The lawsuits were consolidated in 2021, Frasco v. Flo Health, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. The plaintiffs alleged that “Flo Health knowingly collected, transmitted, and disclosed Plaintiffs’ and Class members’ intimate health data to third parties, including the non-Flo defendants,” through SDKs incorporated into the app. Data was shared with third parties such as Facebook, and could be used to assist with targeted advertising.