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Mozilla has released research findings regarding the privacy practices of a period tracking app. The application known as Stardust reportedly shares user health data Mozilla has released research findings regarding the privacy practices of a period
tracking app. The application known as Stardust reportedly shares user health data externally. This data is transmitted to an analytics firm according to the investigation. Such sharing practices raise concerns about user privacy and sensitive information
security. Users often expect health-related apps to maintain strict confidentiality. The revelation prompts questions about data consent and transparency within the app. Mozilla's research highlights the need for scrutiny in the femtech sector. Consumers may need to
review the privacy policies of similar health applications.