• mic_check_one_two@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Yup, exactly. Nothing digital is truly safe. You want to properly avoid having your data secretly subpoenaed? Use a fucking journal or planner, and just mark your period days with a different colored pen, or put a raindrop in the corner and say it was days you personally predicted it to rain. Turns out, your tarot cards are just really bad at predicting the weather.

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        Hi! Woman here and that guy is correct. Tracking your cycle on paper is far safer than any app ever could be. These apps are not safe for your personal data.

        I’ve been tracking in my paper planner for the last few years and I haven’t had to worry about any of these apps or companies getting my data. I track PMS symptoms, start and end times, amount of flow, and more. I can take my planner to the doctor to discuss any issues that may come up.

        Calendars, bullet journals, and graph paper are the best ways to track periods.

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      And make sure to lock it in a safe and burn it when you’re done with it. Also don’t share with your health Care provider without vetting them, and ensuring they aren’t recording and disclosing your information. Or using AI. Good luck, essentially impossible to get good health Care for women, same as it ever was.