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No, submitting junk data to period tracking apps won't protect reproductive privacy

  • Written by Katie Siek, Professor and Chair of Informatics, Indiana University
No, submitting junk data to period tracking apps won't protect reproductive privacySocial media is flush with advice urging non-menstruating people to use period tracking apps in order to trip up the apps' algorithms.Westend61 via Getty Images

Social media users posted ideas about how to protect people’s reproductive privacy when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, including entering “junk” data into apps...

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