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FTC files lawsuit against Hims & Hers over alleged data sharing with Meta and Snap

The Federal Trade Commission has sued Hims & Hers for privacy violations. Regulators claim the company shared patients’ medical information with advertisers. Meta and Snap are identified as the

The Federal Trade Commission has sued Hims & Hers for privacy violations. Regulators claim the company shared patients’ medical information with advertisers. Meta and Snap are identified as the firms that received the data. The alleged sharing was used to target ads to Hims & Hers customers. Hims & Hers maintains its data practices comply with applicable laws. The lawsuit highlights growing scrutiny of health‑tech data handling. A banner for Hims & Hers was photographed outside the New York Stock Exchange. The NYSE display underscores the company’s public market presence. The case may set precedent for future health‑tech privacy enforcement. The FTC seeks remedies to protect consumer medical information.