Mozilla Research Reveals Stardust Shares User Health Data With Third-Party Analytics Firm

Mozilla's research found that period-tracking app Stardust shares users' sensitive health information, such as birthdate and reproductive goals, with analytics firm RudderStack. This raises privacy concerns despite the company’s claims of data security.

By Zack Whittaker · TechCrunch · July 16, 2026, 15:33 UTC

Topics: data_sharing health_apps privacy third_party_risks

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