Techcrunch FTC Sues Hims & Hers for Sharing Patient Data with Meta and Snap
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- •FTC accuses Hims & Hers of sharing sensitive patient data with Meta and Snap.
- •The lawsuit claims deceptive privacy practices and misleading billing policies.
- •This case is part of a broader FTC crackdown on healthcare data sharing.
The FTC has filed a lawsuit against Hims & Hers, alleging the company shared sensitive patient data with advertisers Meta and Snap without consumer consent. The lawsuit claims Hims & Hers misled customers regarding its privacy practices and engaged in deceptive billing practices. This action is part of a broader FTC initiative targeting healthcare companies that improperly share sensitive information. Hims & Hers, a telehealth provider dealing with sexual wellness and mental health, is accused of violating federal consumer protection laws. The FTC's previous actions include similar lawsuits against other healthcare providers like Cerebral and GoodRx. The case highlights ongoing concerns about data privacy in the telehealth sector.
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