It’s been six months since Natural Cycles began letting users import Oura Ring temperature data for its FDA-cleared digital birth control feature. There are a ton of privacy concerns with fertility tracking in the post-Roe era, but it appears the partnership is going well. The companies say 200,000 cycles and 6 million temperatures have been logged, with 98 percent of surveyed users saying they’ll continue using the integration to track their cycles.
Victoria Song

Senior Reviewer, Wearable Tech
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