$59.5M Flo data sharing class action settlement

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Oct 15, 2026
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Yes
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If you used the Flo period tracking or ovulation app, your private health data may have been shared without your knowledge β€” and you could be entitled to compensation. Flo Health, Google, and Flurry have agreed to a $59.5 million class action settlement over allegations that the Flo app shared sensitive personal health information with third parties without users' consent. The lawsuit claimed that Flo sent private data β€” including menstrual cycle details, pregnancy status, and other intimate health information β€” to outside companies like Google and analytics firm Flurry. This type of data is especially sensitive, and users say they never agreed to have it shared this way. If you downloaded or used the Flo app and your health data was shared without your permission, you may qualify for a payout from this settlement. Read on to find out if you're eligible and how to file your claim β€” or download Class Action Buddy to get help filing in minutes.
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Who Is Eligible?

You may be eligible to file a claim if you:

  • You used the Flo Health app (period tracker, ovulation tracker, or pregnancy app) at any point during the relevant period covered by the settlement
  • Your personal health data was shared with third parties such as Google or Flurry without your explicit consent
  • You are a U.S. resident who had a Flo account or used the Flo app on your mobile device
  • You received a notice about the settlement, or you can provide documentation showing you were a Flo app user during the covered period

How Much Can You Get?

The total settlement fund is $59.5 million, which will be divided among eligible class members after legal fees and administrative costs are deducted. Individual payouts will depend on the number of valid claims submitted β€” the more people who file, the smaller each individual share. Specific per-person payout amounts have not been publicly confirmed at this time, so details on exact compensation are pending final settlement administration. What is clear is that this is a substantial settlement fund, and filing a valid claim is the only way to get your share. Don't leave money on the table β€” if you used the Flo app, it's worth taking a few minutes to check your eligibility and submit a claim before the October 15, 2026 deadline.

How to File Your Claim

The administrator has not published a claim form for this settlement. The steps below are what filing will involve once one exists.

  • Confirm you used the Flo Health app and that your data may have been shared with third parties like Google or Flurry
  • No proof is required β€” the settlement administrator accepts a sworn attestation. (California residents claiming the double share may need to document in-state use.)
  • Visit the official settlement claim website (check your settlement notice email for the direct link, or look up the official Flo settlement administrator)
  • Complete the online claim form with your personal information and any required documentation about your Flo app usage
  • Submit your claim before the deadline of October 15, 2026

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Class Action Buddy does not file this settlement for you β€” use the official claim process above. What the app does do is watch the open settlements list and tell you when a new one matches your profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the deadline to file a claim for the $59.5M Flo data sharing class action settlement?

The current deadline to file a claim is Oct 15, 2026. Claims sent by mail must be postmarked by this date, so allow about a week for delivery if you are not filing online.

Do I need documentation for the $59.5M Flo data sharing class action settlement?

Yes β€” this settlement requires supporting documentation, and what counts is set out on the official claim form rather than being the same in every case: a consumer case may ask for receipts or order confirmations, while a financial or data-breach case usually turns on account records or the notice the administrator sent you. You also do not need a Claimant ID or PIN to file.

How do I file a claim for the $59.5M Flo data sharing class action settlement?

File directly with the settlement administrator, using the official claim form linked on this page. Class Action Buddy does not support this settlement in the app, so the administrator’s own claim process is the route. Check whether the form asks for an ID or PIN from the notice you were sent before you start.

What did Flo do with my health data?

The lawsuit alleged that Flo Health shared sensitive user health data β€” such as menstrual cycle tracking, pregnancy status, and other personal health details β€” with third-party companies including Google and Flurry, an analytics company, without users' knowledge or consent. Flo, Google, and Flurry have agreed to settle these claims for $59.5 million, though they have not admitted wrongdoing.

Do I need proof to file a Flo settlement claim?

Yes, proof is required for this settlement. You'll likely need to show that you were a Flo app user during the covered period. This could include a settlement notice email sent to your address, account registration confirmation, or other documentation showing you used the app. Check your inbox for any emails from Flo or the settlement administrator.

How much will I get from the Flo data settlement?

Individual payout amounts haven't been announced yet. The total fund is $59.5 million, but what each person receives depends on how many valid claims are filed and the final deduction of legal fees and administrative costs. Filing your claim is the only way to receive any compensation β€” so it's worth submitting even if the exact amount is unknown right now.

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