Maegan E Boutot

At Clue, we strongly believe that the very personal decision to end a pregnancy should be made in the context of legal, regulated healthcare, without shame or fear of prosecution. Given the increasing criminalization of abortion in the US, we understand that many of our American users are worried that their tracked data could be used against them by US prosecutors. It is important to understand that European law protects our community’s sensitive health data.

This article is also available in: português, español Top things to know about period blood color Changes in period blood color are normal Dark red, brown or black period blood is simply blood that has reacted with oxygen. Talk to your healthcare provider if you have grayish or pink watery discharge, as this can be a sign of an infection or something more serious like cancer. You may notice the color of your period blood varies.

This article is also available in: português, español, Deutsch, français Do you ever wonder what happens after you tell your Clue app that you have a cramp, or had protected sex, or any of the many other things you can track? What you track becomes a data point. A small piece of information that we keep for you, analyze for you, and potentially also share with carefully-selected health researchers—but of course after we have made sure that the data point cannot be traced back to you.