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That sounds not so much as a flaw, as a conscious product decision. And to be honest, doesn't sound like a bad one, not every app needs to work or look the same
by embedding-shape 6mo ago
That sounds not so much as a flaw, as a conscious product decision. And to be honest, doesn't sound like a bad one, not every app needs to work or look the same way, as long as people have choices, they can be responsible for the choices they make. If someone wants a safer but boring app or if someone wants a cute "who gives a fuck about privacy" app, both should be fine.
- voakbasda 6mo agoThe government does NOT let people have choices in many cases. People should NOT be forced to choose between medical privacy and potential prosecution. That your comment even implied that would be acceptable in this context is appalling.
- embedding-shape 6mo agoI don't know where you got "the government" from, all I'm saying is that apps should be allowed to have cute designs or boring designs, based on their own judgement, and that people should be allowed to freely choose between those. No one should be FORCED to chose anything, I agree, and I didn't imply anything like that.
- xzjis 6mo agoThe problem is that there is literally no other free and open-source app to track your periods, so you're forced to use some proprietary piece of shit that sells all possible medical information about its users.
- embedding-shape 6mo agoThere seem to be lots of FOSS period tracking apps available, look at the other comments in this submission! What seems to be lacking, is a FOSS period-tracking app that also lets you share stuff with a partner, which is the reason me and my partner use Flo in the first place.