What ad SDKs does Maya use

Maya has historically embedded Facebook SDK and other major advertising network SDKs. These SDKs collect device identifiers, behavioral data, and can access app-level data to build advertising profiles. The specific SDKs may change over time, but the ad-supported business model requires this data flow.

Did Maya change after the Privacy International report

Privacy International's 2019 report documented Maya sharing intimate data with Facebook SDK. Maya updated its privacy practices in response, but the fundamental business model remains ad-supported. Ad-supported apps require data sharing with ad networks to function.

Why choose Floriva over Maya

Floriva charges $5.99/mo and stores all data on your device. No ads, no ad SDKs, no server-side storage, no account required. Maya is free because your health data funds the product through advertising. Floriva is paid because your subscription funds it directly.

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Maya Period Tracker Pricing: What You Pay and What It Costs You

Maya is free to download but runs on ad SDKs that harvest your cycle data. The real price is your reproductive health information sold to advertising networks.

What Maya Costs in Money Maya is a free period tracking app. You download it, open it, and start tracking without paying anything. If a premium tier exists, it removes ads and may add analytics features. The free version works for basic cycle tracking. Zero dollars beats any subscription if you are looking at sticker price alone. But sticker price is not total cost. What Maya Costs in Data Maya makes money through advertising. The app embeds software development kits (SDKs) from ad networks into its code. These SDKs run alongside the app and send data to ad platforms. Privacy International investigated Maya in 2019 and found it was sharing intimate health data with Facebook's SDK. The data included contraception methods, moods, and sexual activity. This sharing happened before users had agreed to Maya's privacy policy. The app was transmitting data to Facebook the moment it opened. This is not a bug. This is how ad funded apps work. Ad SDKs need data to target ads. The more personal the data, the more valuable the targeting. Reproductive health data is among the most personal data a person creates. The Ad SDK Problem When people hear "ads," they picture banner placements. The real