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Use an ovulation app? If your data isn’t going to your employer, or Facebook, it might go to a radical anti-abortion group, which funded Femm! “Women's fertility app is funded by anti-abortion campaigners” theguardian.com/world/2019/may…
It was @flotracker that was both sharing data with @facebook & targeting ads at users wsj.com/articles/popul… /2
And @OviaHealth that was sharing aggregated data with women (or their partner’s) employers, although IMHO that’s defensible if done transparently washingtonpost.com/technology/201… /3
OTOH @PrivacyMatters took a good look at @OviaHealth & wasn’t so impressed
So in the light of the @facebook & Cambridge Analytica scandal, we need much better transparency from intimate bodily function trackers in #digitalhealth across the board /5
