Period Trackers: A Security Breach?

As millions of women across America are affected by overturning of Roe vs. Wade, it's not only legislations which could cause concern. Menstruation apps are said to store unnecessary data from its users, but what does that mean for women using this apps?

Deutsche Welle Published 04.08.22, 03:26 PM

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Period Trackers: A Security Breach?

As millions of women across America are affected by overturning of Roe vs. Wade, it's not only legislations which could cause concern. Menstruation apps are said to store unnecessary data from its users, but what does that mean for women using this apps?

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