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Hims & Hers targeted in FTC lawsuit (update) (HIMS:NYSE)

The FTC has sued Hims & Hers for allegedly sharing user health data with Meta and Snap.

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The FTC has filed a lawsuit against Hims & Hers, accusing the company of sending user health information to Meta and Snap. The FTC's action follows allegations of improper data sharing and billing practices. The company has responded to the lawsuit, but details of their response have not been specified.

The lawsuit alleges that Hims & Hers shared user health information with Meta and Snap. The FTC's action is part of a broader effort to enforce data privacy regulations. The lawsuit also targets billing practices, but specifics are not yet clear.

The company's response to the lawsuit has not been detailed. The extent of the data sharing and the specifics of the billing practices remain unclear. The FTC's action is part of a broader effort to enforce data privacy regulations, but the full scope of this effort is not yet specified.

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What is the FTC suing Hims & Hers for?

The FTC is suing Hims & Hers for allegedly sending user health information to Meta and Snap, and for billing practices.

How has the lawsuit affected Hims & Hers shares?

Hims & Hers shares have fallen 10% following the FTC's lawsuit.

What is the company's response to the lawsuit?

Hims & Hers has responded to the FTC's lawsuit, but details of their response have not been specified.

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