Period tracking app Flo has rolled out an anonymous mode to protect users’ sensitive reproductive health data months after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. The company, which has ...

The Flo period tracking app's involvement in a lengthy legal battle has come to an end. The company — which allowed people to enter information about their menstrual cycle in order to track their ...

Users accessing female health app Flo can now do so without entering their name or other identifiers that can be associated with their period-tracking and other data. Flo Health, which operates the ...

Period tracking app Flo released its previously announced anonymous mode, which the company said will allow users to access the app without associating their name, email address and technical ...

Huge news for menstruation trackers on the lam: You can now bleed freely without having to worry about Big Data collecting your health information to prosecute you for having a miscarriage. Period ...

Popular fertility app Flo is rolling out a new “Anonymous Mode,” a privacy feature the company first promised mere hours after the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The addition is particularly notable ...

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A recent investigation unearthed evidence of police requesting data from cycle tracking apps – data belonging to women suspected of using abortion pills after legal limits. What, then, does this mean ...