No

deleting the app off of your phone does not delete the data that these companies have on you. given the overturning of roe v wade, it is very possible for bastard cops to demand that data on you if hospital staff suspect you’re considering an abortion, or some other such claim.

FLO: email [email protected] to request that your account be deactivated and your data permanently erased. flo will hold your data for THREE YEARS unless you make this specific request. 

CLUE: your data will be erased when you delete your account. the official steps for deleting your clue account are outlined as follows:

1. Open your Clue app. 2. Go to the More Menu in the top-right corner of the Cycle View. 3. Tap ‘Support’. 4. Tap ‘Account and Data’. 5. Scroll down and tap on “How can I delete my account?” 6. Tap the text “delete your Clue account”. 7. If you wish to back-up your data (I would not, it would defeat the point of deleting this data in the first place), you can tap ‘Back up my data’. 8. Tap ‘Continue’ back on the ‘Delete Account’ screen. 9. Enter your password and tap ‘Delete account permanently’.

OVIA: your information is deleted when you delete your account. unfortunately, there’s a really shady clause about denying deletion requests under certain circumstances, so delete that shit as fast as you can. steps for account deletion:

1. Go to the “Settings” page of your Ovia app. 2. Select the option “Reset or delete my account” 3. Then select the option “Delete my account and data”

when my mom got cancer, which eventually spread to her lungs, then her brain, and killed her, the first thing people would ask is "oh, was she a smoker?" as if smoking cigarettes would have justified her death, made it more palatable, would absolve them of feeling sympathy and absolve me of feeling grief. it was an implication of "it is less sad because it was her fault."