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    How data from period-tracking and pregnancy apps could be used to prosecute pregnant people

    Many popular reproductive health apps are lacking when it comes to protecting users' data privacy, according to a new report highlighting the potential legal risk to people seeking an abortion. After studying 20 of the most popular period-tracking and pregnancy-tracking apps, researchers from the nonprofit Mozilla Foundation found that 18 of them had data collection practices that raised ...
    by Samantha Masunaga, Los Angeles Times Aug 17, 2022 2 minutes
    After studying 20 of the most popular period-tracking and pregnancy-tracking apps, researchers from the nonprofit Mozilla Foundation found that 18 of them had data collection practices that raised privacy or security concerns.

    Many popular reproductive health apps are lacking when it comes to protecting users' data privacy, according to a new report highlighting the potential legal risk to people seeking an abortion.

    After studying 20 of the most popular period-tracking and pregnancy-tracking apps, researchers from that 18 of them had data collection practices that raised privacy or security also considered five wearable devices that track fertility but did not raise concerns about their data collection.

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