What did the FTC find about Premom's data practices?

In 2023, the FTC took enforcement action against Easy Healthcare Corporation, Premom's developer, for sharing users' precise geolocation data and reproductive health data with third-party analytics companies, including firms based in China, without users' knowledge or consent. The sharing included AppsFlyer and Google Analytics. This is documented enforcement, not an allegation. The FTC complaint is available at ftc.gov.

Is Premom safe to use after the FTC settlement?

The FTC settlement order prohibits Easy Healthcare from certain data sharing practices going forward. The app continues to operate. However, Premom remains cloud-based, meaning your ovulation tracking data and cycle history still exist on Easy Healthcare's servers and can be subject to legal process. The settlement changed what they can do with data. It does not change the server-side architecture.

Will I lose my Premom data when I switch apps?

Not if you export first. Request your data through Settings, then Privacy, then Request My Data in the Premom app. The export includes LH test results, BBT entries, and cycle logs. Download the file before deleting the account. Enter your last 3-6 cycle start dates into your new tracker during setup.

What is the safest way to export data from Premom?

Open Premom and go to your profile, then Settings, then Privacy, then Request My Data. Premom emails a download link to your registered address. Download and save the file to your phone before taking any other steps. This is your portable record of your ovulation tracking history. It cannot be recovered after the account is deleted.

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How to Switch From Premom After the FTC Action

The FTC acted against Premom in 2023 for sharing location and reproductive health data. Delete your account and switch to an on-device tracker.

What the FTC action against Premom documented In May 2023, the FTC took enforcement action against Easy Healthcare Corporation, the company behind Premom. The FTC's complaint documented that Easy Healthcare shared users' precise geolocation and reproductive health data with third party analytics firms, including AppsFlyer and Google Analytics, and with firms based in China, without disclosing this to users or obtaining meaningful consent. This was not a vague allegation about data practices. It was documented FTC enforcement: a complaint, a settlement order, and a prohibition on certain data sharing going forward. You can read the case details on the FTC's Premom enforcement page. The settlement order limits what Easy Healthcare can do with your data going forward. It does not undo what already happened. If your reproductive health data and location data were already shared before 2023, that data is outside Premom's control now. Premom continues to operate as a cloud based app. This guide covers how to get your data out, delete your account, and move to a tracker that does not create a server side copy of your reproductive health data in the first place. Step 1: Export your data Op