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Privacy policy

Ovia Fertility

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Score92.0
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Policy typePrivacy policy
Concern findings4
Protections5
Source supportStrong

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Source URLhttps://www.oviahealth.com/privacy-policy

Canonical URL: https://www.oviahealth.com/privacy-policy/

What changedMaterial language shifts detected around personal data, privacy, share your, ai . 155 new line(s), 71 removed line(s).

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The Ovia Health by Labcorp Apps Privacy Policy outlines several aspects users should be aware of. Your personalized emails, which contain relevant data, may be intercepted (risk_flags-1). If you live outside the US, your data transferred to US servers may be subject to weaker data protection safeguards (risk_flags-2). When you invite others to share your Ovia journey, they will see all your personal data (data_use-1). Additionally, any profile image or name you add will be shared in emails and visible even before an invitation is accepted (data_use-2).

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Risk Flags

2 findings

High-severity issues that create risk for users, for example, through broad disclaimers, automatic waivers, or direct harm.

medium95% confidence

Email communications may be intercepted

Email communications sent to users may be intercepted, and users should opt-out if they do not wish to accept this risk.

Why it matters: Your personalized emails, which contain relevant data points derived from your input, may be intercepted. If you do not want to accept this risk, you should opt-out of such communications.

Despite precautions, email communications may be intercepted; you should opt-out if you do not wish to accept this risk.

We use your personal data to:, paragraph 4 · Citation strength: strong

medium90% confidence

Data transfer to the US may offer weaker data protection

If you are resident outside the US, your data may become subject to US jurisdiction, which may provide weaker data protection safeguards and rights than in your home jurisdiction.

Why it matters: If you live outside the US, your data is transferred to US servers and may be subject to US laws. This could mean your data has less protection and fewer rights than where you live. By using the services or providing data, you consent to this transfer and processing.

If you are resident outside the US, your data may as a result become subject to US jurisdiction which may provide you with weaker data protection safeguards and rights than you would enjoy in your home jurisdiction. By accepting this Privacy Policy, using the Services or providing us with your personal data you acknowledge and consent to your personal data being transferred and/or processed as described in this Policy.

Additional Information, paragraph 2 · Citation strength: strong

Data Use

2 findings

Practices related to the collection, processing, and sharing of user data, including for advertising, analytics, or third-party purposes.

medium95% confidence

Sharing of all personal data with invited users

If you invite someone to share your Ovia journey, they will be able to see all of your personal data in the Ovia apps.

Why it matters: When you invite someone, like a partner, to share your Ovia journey, they will see all of your personal data within the Ovia apps. Invited individuals can also add others to your account, and any content you add will be visible to everyone following that account.

The Ovia apps may allow you to invite others, such as your partner, to share your Ovia journey. If you invite someone, they will be able to see all of your personal data in the Ovia apps. The people you invite are also able to add others to your account. If you add personal data or other content to an Ovia account, everyone who is following that Ovia account will see it.

Internet and app activity information Comprehensive Use, paragraph 8 · Citation strength: strong

medium95% confidence

Profile image and name shared in emails before invitation acceptance

If you include a profile image or name for yourself or a child, this will be shared in emails to you and everyone invited to follow your account, and it will be visible even before the invitation is accepted.

Why it matters: If you add a profile image or name for yourself or your child, it will be shared in emails to you and anyone invited to follow your account. This information will be visible even before the invitation is accepted. To prevent this, do not enter a profile picture or name.

If you include a profile image or name for yourself or a child in your care, this profile image and name will be shared in emails to you and everyone who has been invited to follow your account. The name and image will be visible even before the invitation is accepted. If you do not want the image or name to be shared, you should not enter a profile picture or a profile name.

Internet and app activity information Comprehensive Use, paragraph 9 · Citation strength: strong

Cancellation & Renewal

All clear

Terms related to subscription management, cancellation policies, and automatic renewals.

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Gotchas

All clear

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No hidden gotchas

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Protections

5 findings

Explicit commitments and features that benefit the user, such as data encryption, clear data deletion processes, or robust user controls.

Protection95% confidence

Right to correct personal data

Users can modify their profile and health information within the Ovia app.

Why it helps: You can correct your personal data directly within the app, ensuring that your health and profile information is accurate and up-to-date.

Go to the “More” page of your Ovia app to the “Account” section to modify your profile and health information

Correct your data:, paragraph 1 · Citation strength: strong

Protection95% confidence

Right to delete data and account

Users can delete their data and account within the app, subject to certain exceptions.

Why it helps: You have the ability to delete your personal data and account, providing control over your information and privacy, with clear instructions on how to do so.

Delete your data and account, subject to certain exceptions

Correct your data:, paragraph 5 · Citation strength: strong

Protection95% confidence

Right to obtain a copy of data

Users can export their data from the app settings.

Why it helps: You can obtain a copy of your data directly through the app, allowing you to review, transfer, or keep a record of your personal information.

Go to “More” then “Settings” and then “export my data”

Obtain a copy of your data, paragraph 1 · Citation strength: strong

Protection95% confidence

Right to appeal refused requests

If a request to exercise privacy rights is refused, users can send a notice of appeal to Ovia’s Legal Department for review, and the appeal will be resolved within 30 days.

Why it helps: You have an established process to appeal if your privacy rights request is denied, ensuring a review by the Legal Department and a resolution within 30 days, which provides an avenue for recourse.

If your request to exercise any of your rights is refused, you may send your notice of appeal by email to legal@oviahealth.com , for review by Ovia’s Legal Department. We will resolve your appeal within 30 days of the date of receipt of your email.

Opting Out Through Browser-Based Global Privacy Controls, paragraph 6 · Citation strength: strong

Protection95% confidence

No collection of personal data from children under 13

The services are not available to children under 13, and Ovia does not collect personal data from children under 13.

Why it helps: This protects children under 13 by ensuring their personal data is not collected through the services, adhering to privacy standards for minors.

The Services are not available to children under 13 or who otherwise require parental consent under applicable law to use the Services or provide personal information to Ovia. Ovia does not collect personal data from children under 13.

Additional Information, paragraph 3 · Citation strength: strong

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