Depending on your applicable rights, you may opt out of sale, sharing and targeted advertising by selecting “opt out” in “Your Privacy Choices” on Flo’s website. Nevada residents may email support@flo.health to inquire about their right to opt out of a sale. Flo’s statement that it does not sell or rent data for monetary gain does not exclude disclosures treated as sales or sharing under state laws.
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Right to Opt Out of Sale, Sharing, and Targeted Advertising. You may have the right to opt out of these activities, which you can do by accessing “Your Privacy Choices” on our Website and selecting “opt out.” Nevada residents: Individuals may contact us at support@flo.health to inquire about your right to opt out of the “sale” of your personal data.
Please be aware we do not sell or rent your data for monetary gain.
Under certain state laws (for example, California), disclosure of personal information to third parties may be deemed a “sale”. This is because those laws broadly define “sale” and “sharing” to include disclosure of personal data for any benefit – such as analytics, marketing activities, or other business purposes – even if money is not exchanged and the third party does not use the personal information for any other purpose.
No monetary sale still allows legally defined sharing
Flo says it does not sell or rent your data for monetary gain. It explains that certain state laws, including California’s, may treat disclosures for benefits such as analytics, marketing or other business purposes as a sale or sharing, even without payment and even if the recipient uses the information for no other purpose.
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Please be aware we do not sell or rent your data for monetary gain.
Under certain state laws (for example, California), disclosure of personal information to third parties may be deemed a “sale”. This is because those laws broadly define “sale” and “sharing” to include disclosure of personal data for any benefit – such as analytics, marketing activities, or other business purposes – even if money is not exchanged and the third party does not use the personal information for any other purpose.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company commitment
Flo says it does not knowingly sell minors’ data
Flo states that it does not knowingly “sell” data about minors. The commitment is qualified by knowledge; this sentence does not specify an age cutoff.
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We do not knowingly “sell” data about minors.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company commitment
Recognized opt-out signals work at browser level
Flo says it will honor opt-out preference signals in commonly used and recognized formats. It processes those signals at the browser level; this statement does not promise an account-wide opt-out across other browsers or devices.
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We will honor opt-out preference signals sent in a format commonly used and recognized, and will process opt-out preference signals at the browser level.
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qualifies (model-proposed): Opt out through Your Privacy Choices — qualifies: Recognized preference signals provide an opt-out mechanism processed at browser level, alongside the website control.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Non-health data may be shared for advertising and other purposes
Flo says it does not sell or rent personal data for monetary gain, but may disclose personal data other than health information in ways state laws treat as a sale, sharing or targeted advertising. Such laws can cover benefits other than money. The listed recipients include website cookie and tracking providers, advertisers, advertising platforms and networks, and social media platforms. Applicable opt-outs are available through “Your Privacy Choices” on the website; Nevada residents can email support@flo.health to inquire.
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We do not sell or rent your personal data for monetary gain. We may disclose your personal data (note: this does not include your health information) to third parties which may constitute a “sale,” “sharing,” or “targeted advertising as those terms are broadly defined under U.S. state laws, as discussed above.
Categories of third parties with whom we share:
third parties whose cookies and other website tracking technologies we use;
advertisers, ad platforms and networks, and social media platforms;
Under certain state laws (for example, California), disclosure of personal information to third parties may be deemed a “sale”. This is because those laws broadly define “sale” and “sharing” to include disclosure of personal data for any benefit – such as analytics, marketing activities, or other business purposes – even if money is not exchanged and the third party does not use the personal information for any other purpose.
Right to Opt Out of Sale, Sharing, and Targeted Advertising. You may have the right to opt out of these activities, which you can do by accessing “Your Privacy Choices” on our Website and selecting “opt out.” Nevada residents: Individuals may contact us at support@flo.health to inquire about your right to opt out of the “sale” of your personal data.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Corporate transactions and consent can involve disclosures
Within the notice’s sharing discussion, Flo lists disclosures connected with an acquisition, transfer, business reorganization or other corporate transaction, and disclosures to other third parties based on your explicit consent. The preceding description excludes health information from the disclosures it says may count as sale, sharing or targeted advertising.
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We do not sell or rent your personal data for monetary gain. We may disclose your personal data (note: this does not include your health information) to third parties which may constitute a “sale,” “sharing,” or “targeted advertising as those terms are broadly defined under U.S. state laws, as discussed above.
in connection with an acquisition, transfer, business reorganization, or other corporate transaction;
other third parties, based on your explicit consent; and/or
Sharing & Disclosure · Company commitment
Flo promises to challenge legally required disclosure requests
Flo lists disclosures to parties where required by law. It says it will exhaust available legal remedies to challenge such a request and seek to limit disclosure to the minimum needed for the purpose. This is not a promise that no legally required disclosure will occur.
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parties where required by law – we will exhaust available legal remedies to challenge such a request and will seek to limit the disclosure to the minimum necessary for the purpose.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company commitment
Vendors receive data to help provide the service
Flo shares personal data with vendors to help provide its services. It says it remains fully accountable for their actions and omissions and requires strict contractual and regulatory obligations before engaging them. A vendor and business-purpose recipient list is linked in the main Privacy Policy, which is not supplied here.
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We also share your personal data with our vendors to help us provide our Services. We remain fully accountable for their actions and omissions, and we require them to comply with strict contractual and regulatory obligations before we engage them. You can find a list of the vendors and third parties we share personal data with for business purposes in our main Privacy Policy.
Not stated here
The linked main Privacy Policy is not supplied here, so its additional processing rules and named vendor list cannot be described from this source.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company commitment
Health data is excluded from third-party marketing sharing
Flo says it does not share health information with third parties for marketing. This purpose limit does not mean health data never leaves Flo: the notice separately lists health and well-being information you choose to enter among the data disclosed to service providers to provide the service.
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Please note, we do not share your health information with third parties for marketing purposes.
We disclose personal data to service providers to provide our Service, this includes:
sensitive information, including health and well-being data that you choose to input into the App, such as menstrual cycle dates and symptoms, pregnancy and details relating to your pregnancy, perimenopause and menopause symptoms, wellness and mental well-being information, and information concerning your sex life.
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contrast (model-proposed): Health and physical records may go to service providers — contrast: The ban on third-party marketing use of health information coexists with disclosure of voluntarily supplied health information to service providers for service provision.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Service providers receive identifiers and service-use data
To provide the service, Flo discloses to service providers identifiers and general details such as a supplied name or nickname, birth year, age, language and email address; commercial data such as subscription information; and network or device data such as device information, device ID and IP address.
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We disclose personal data to service providers to provide our Service, this includes:
identifiers and other general information, such as the name or nickname you may provide to us, year of birth, age, language and email address;
commercial information, such as subscription information;
internet or other electronic network activity, such as device information, device ID and IP address;
Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Health and physical records may go to service providers
For service provision, Flo discloses records you choose to provide, such as weight, height, water intake, sleep duration, temperature, heart rate, fitness activity and physical characteristics. It also discloses sensitive health and well-being data you choose to enter, including menstrual dates and symptoms, pregnancy details, perimenopause and menopause symptoms, wellness, mental well-being and sex-life information. Flo separately says it does not share health information with third parties for marketing.
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We disclose personal data to service providers to provide our Service, this includes:
records about you, such as, weight, height, water intake, sleep duration, body temperature, heart rate, fitness activities and physical characteristics if you choose to provide it;
sensitive information, including health and well-being data that you choose to input into the App, such as menstrual cycle dates and symptoms, pregnancy and details relating to your pregnancy, perimenopause and menopause symptoms, wellness and mental well-being information, and information concerning your sex life.
Please note, we do not share your health information with third parties for marketing purposes.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Approximate location is used; precise location is excluded
The data Flo discloses to service providers to provide the service includes non-precise location, such as an IP address used to approximate location and set the app’s time zone and language. Flo says it does not collect or share precise geolocation.
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We disclose personal data to service providers to provide our Service, this includes:
non-precise geolocation information, such as IP address for an approximate location to set time zone and language so that users receive the correct version of the App. We do not collect or share precise geolocation;
Sharing & Disclosure · User right or choice
California residents can opt out of certain direct-marketing sharing
California residents may opt out of sharing personal data covered by California Civil Code §1798.83, the “Shine the Light law,” with third parties for those parties’ direct marketing. The notice offers its website chatbot or support@flo.health for exercising rights. The cited law itself is not supplied here.
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California Shine the Light: If you are a California resident, you may opt out of sharing your personal data subject to California Civil Code §1798.83 (the “Shine the Light law”) with third parties for those third parties’ direct marketing purposes.
In addition to GDPR rights offered in our main Privacy Policy, you may have more specific rights – depending on which state you live in (such as California, Colorado, Oregon, or Delaware). You can exercise your rights using our interactive chatbot, available on our Website or by emailing us at support@flo.health. We will not discriminate against you for exercising your privacy rights.