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"Female health app Flo Health launched Anonymous Mode — allowing users to report health data in a way that is not connected with any personal information they shared when signing up. Rather than treating the feature as a selling point, Flo has since open-sourced the technology to encourage other health apps to adopt the same practice."

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“...Flo put out a new option called Anonymous Mode, which can “completely decouple health information from the identity of the user,”

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"Open communication has always been at the heart of our business. Flo was founded on the premise that better information about female health leads to actionable insights and empowerment to vastly improve our users’ lives."

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"The new tool will allow partners insight into their significant other's cycle and menstrual and reproductive health... the push notifications will allow partners to be aware of when a cycle is coming and how to best support the person experiencing a period."

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"Flo has released a new “Anonymous Mode” setting that gives users the option to access the app without their name, email address and technical identifiers being associated with their health data."

Period tracking app Flo rolls out ‘Anonymous Mode’ on iOS, Android launch coming next month