Euki Period-Tracking App Actually Keeps Your Data Private 0 ▲ GadgeteerZA 3 hours ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments “Period tracking is a simple job that plenty of apps can do. But most apps these days—including those that track health data—store information about you on their own servers and sometimes even share that data with advertisers. The Mozilla Foundation has tested several of the most popular period-tracking apps, and it identified one as better than the rest at keeping your data private: Euki.” It is really sad when something that tracks personal health metrics has to be specifically protected from oppressive governments. But that is where many are today, and this app at least offers a way to keep that data private and secure (like it should be). The data stays local. Remember anything going to a cloud, where you did not set your own encryption key, is likely not actually private. The objective test is, if you forget your password, and it can be rest or restored for you in any way by the service provider, then it is not your private data. See… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.