Femtech Apps Harvest Data with Privacy Risks: Report Finds

Some apps that track women's periods collect a lot of private information.

They ask about things like sex, feelings, and even political opinions.

This data is sometimes sold, which can lead to problems like annoying ads, online stalking, or trouble getting jobs.

Experts say it's important for these apps to be clear about what they do with the data and to protect people's privacy.

It's like when you tell someone a secret, you expect them to keep it safe.

These apps need to do the same.