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The article presents a comprehensive analysis of popular period tracking apps based on their privacy practices and download statistics. The research involved both static and dynamic analyses of apps such as Flo, Maya, and Stardust, with a focus on the trackers and permissions used. Using tools like Exodus Privacy and their own DIAAS tool, the researchers aimed to assess privacy policies and data handling, ultimately underscoring the varying degrees of privacy across different apps. This highlights the urgency for users to be aware of how their data is managed and the importance of app transparency.
The thorough examination of period tracking apps showcased varying degrees of privacy and data handling practices, raising awareness about user privacy concerns in the digital landscape.
Our investigation highlighted how different period tracking apps manage user data, emphasizing the need for transparency in privacy policies and app functionalities.
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