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@brigidcareycreates: My first video in my flower alphabet series I am going to be doing!! #procreate #digitalArt #digitaldrawing #procreateart #flowerart #flowerdrawing

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Monday 27 June 2022 14:03:01 GMT
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buttercup for b or lavender for l
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A Canadian class-action lawsuit against a popular fertility tracking app has been allowed to go ahead. If the claim succeeds, more than one million people in Canada who used the Flo Health app over a three-year period will be eligible to claim damages. The lawsuit accuses the app of sending users’ intimate health information, including details about their periods and lives, to companies like Facebook without their knowledge. The claim said Flo Health collected their highly sensitive personal information, promised to keep that information private and then knowingly shared the data with third parties. None of the lawsuit's claims have been proven in court. In a statement to CBC News, Flo said it
A Canadian class-action lawsuit against a popular fertility tracking app has been allowed to go ahead. If the claim succeeds, more than one million people in Canada who used the Flo Health app over a three-year period will be eligible to claim damages. The lawsuit accuses the app of sending users’ intimate health information, including details about their periods and lives, to companies like Facebook without their knowledge. The claim said Flo Health collected their highly sensitive personal information, promised to keep that information private and then knowingly shared the data with third parties. None of the lawsuit's claims have been proven in court. In a statement to CBC News, Flo said it "has never sold user information or shared user information with third parties for the purposes of advertising." The ruling is a pivotal step forward for the case, testing lagging Canadian privacy laws in a time when millions of people regularly pour their personal information into their phones. #Flo #Fertility #Technology

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