A proposed class action claims a company that sells fertility testing kits secretly shared customers' sensitive health data with Google using "surreptitious" website tracking software, in violation of its own written policies.
"Information concerning an individual's health, including and especially information regarding fertility and women's reproductive health, is among the most sensitive and closely guarded information in our society," wrote Matth...
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