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Maryam Khanum

Popular Period-Tracking App Vows It Will Never Hand Over User Data to Government After Trump Election

The app's CEO, Rhiannon White, expressed her team's belief that health data should never be weaponized against individuals. (Credit: Clue App)

The team behind a popular period tracking app has confirmed that they will not share user information with authorities following the re-election of Donald Trump.

In a statement published Nov. 7, the app's CEO, Rhiannon White, expressed her team's belief that health data should never be weaponized against individuals, and reassured users that she would not allow Clue to become a tool for such measures.

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