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FTC: Premom (Easy Healthcare), health data sharing privacy case

US Federal Trade Commission · decided May 17, 2023 · Settled

The FTC alleged the ovulation tracking app shared users' sensitive health data with third parties including two China-based firms and violated the Health Breach Notification Rule.

The case

Against
Easy Healthcare Corporation (Premom)
Regulator
US Federal Trade Commission
Decided
May 17, 2023
Status
Settled
Outcome
Premom is barred from sharing health data for advertising.

History

1 dated entry
DateEntry
May 17, 2023Decision: FTC: Premom (Easy Healthcare), health data sharing
WhenCase
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United States v. Easy Healthcare Corporation

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