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In re: Flo Health, Inc. Period and Pregnancy Tracker Privacy Litigation
U.S. District Court, Northern District of California
Settlement Fund
$59.5M
$59,500,000.00 total
Attorney Fees
$19.6M
33.0% of fund
Per Member Payout
$50.00
500,000 class members
Flo Health, Google, and Flurry (Yahoo) settled for a combined $59.5M over allegations that the Flo period and pregnancy tracking app secretly shared users' intimate menstrual and reproductive health data with third-party analytics providers including Google ($48M) and Flurry ($3.5M) without user consent. The class covers U.S. Flo app users who entered menstruation or pregnancy data between November 2016 and February 2019. California residents are entitled to a double payout — creating a fairness disparity between subclasses. Critically, Meta was found liable by jury but is NOT part of this settlement, leaving a significant gap in relief. At 33% attorney fees on a $59.5M fund, counsel takes $19.6M while individual class members receive an estimated $50–$400+ depending on state and claims. The objection deadline has not yet been set — preliminary approval hearing was April 16, 2026.
Fairness Assessment
3.0
Unfair
Red Flags
Attorney fees at 33% — well above 25% benchmark for health data litigation
Menstruation and pregnancy data — among most sensitive health information possible
Meta not settling despite jury finding Meta liable — class left without full relief
California residents receive double payout (~$100–$800+) creating unfair subclass disparity
Preliminary approval hearing April 16, 2026 — no final court approval yet
Objection deadline TBD — expected June–July 2026 window