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妳的資料在 WomanLog 極度安全

在 WomanLog,妳的個人資訊始終私密且安全。我們絕不會將妳的資料分享或販售給第三方。妳的隱私是我們的首要考量。妳也可以閱讀一份獨立研究證明這點。

WomanLog 應用程式-安全私密的月經追蹤器,不分享、不販售用戶資料

Eticas 基金會發表了一份關於熱門月經追踪 App 如何使用個人資料的獨立研究。研究結果顯示,WomanLog 是名單上唯一在任何情況下都不會分享或販售用戶資料的應用程式。

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