The jury’s bases violate the California privacy laws by collecting menstrual health data for users quietly

California jury in Find Meta is a violation of the governmental user privacy laws in a collective lawsuit filed by users of tracking the period, FLO, who claimed that the technology giant collected special menstrual health data without the approval of users and used it for advertising tracking purposes.

Prosecutors, who claim to represent millions of FLO, FLO and Meta users of collecting private health data, such as the dates of the period and fertility goals, have accused via FLO without permission, and thus violating the California Privacy Law.

The lawsuit was filed in 2021 against FLO, and the lawsuit also named Meta, Google, AD Applyers and Flurry, as defendants, despite Google The case settled in JulyAnd Flo also I did it earlier this month.

Michael B said. Kanti and Carol C Feligas, the main trial lawyer in the case: “This ruling sends a clear message about protecting digital health data and responsibilities of large technology.”

They added, “Companies such as Meta, which benefit from the most intimate secret information, must bear the results of the basic right to privacy – especially when it comes to sensitive health data.”

Meta did not agree to the ruling and said that the company did not stipulate the FLO users.

“We disagree strongly with this result and we explore all legal options. The claims of the prosecutors against the definition are simply wrong. The user’s privacy is important to reach, which is why we do not want health or any other sensitive information, and why our conditions prevent the developers from sending any of them,” said a company spokesman in a statement.

Last year, Flo raised 200 million dollars in financing from the C series from the Atlantic General In evaluation of more than a billion dollars.