A bill proposed by Washingston state lawmakers would make it illegal for period-tracking apps, Google or any other website to sell consumers’ health data while also making it harder for them to collect and share this personal information. Washington Representative Vandana Slatter, a Democrat, introduced House Bill 1155 [PDF], the My Health, My Data Act, in response to the US Supreme Court ruling last year to overturn Roe v.

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