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Your Data Is Safe with WomanLog

At WomanLog, your personal information is always private and secure. We never share or sell your data to third parties. Your privacy is our priority. You can also read an independent study that confirms this.

WomanLog app – safe and private period tracker, does not share or sell user data

The Eticas Foundation published an independent study about how popular period tracking apps use personal data. The results show that WomanLog is the only app on the list that does not share or sell user data under any circumstances.

Read the full report from the Eticas Foundation here: Read more.

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