Oura updated its privacy policy to disclose new AI-powered features, including an AI assistant called Oura Advisor that processes user-submitted information to provide wellness guidance. The policy now explicitly describes collection of text submitted to AI assistants and clarifies that third-party integrations may include LLM providers. The policy also removed a prior commitment to notify users of government data requests and narrowed its statement on opposing surveillance-related requests.
Consumers: Oura must tell you that an AI system will process information you submit to it for health advice.
Consumers: Oura now explicitly discloses that your health data may be shared with language model providers when you authorize third-party integrations.
Consumers: Oura no longer commits to telling you when government agencies request your data; it only states it will oppose such requests.
The updated policy discloses that Oura Advisor, an AI assistant, processes text and information you submit to provide personalized wellness guidance. The policy now explicitly states that third-party integrations may include LLM providers, meaning your health data could be shared with language model services. The policy removed prior language stating Oura would notify users if it received government requests for data access, which may reduce transparency about law enforcement inquiries. You can disconnect third-party integrations at any time, but you should review each third party's privacy policy before authorizing a connection and exercise deletion rights directly with third parties if needed.
→ Review the updated privacy policy to understand how Oura Advisor processes your submitted text and health information.
→ Before authorizing any third-party integration, review that third party's privacy policy to understand how they will handle your data, particularly if they are LLM providers.
→ Disconnect any third-party integrations you no longer wish to use; note that disconnecting prevents future access but does not recall data already shared.
Policy now explicitly discloses that an AI assistant processes user-submitted text and health information to provide personalized wellness guidance.
Policy now explicitly permits integrations with language model providers, expanding prior third-party disclosure to include AI systems.
Removed prior commitment to notify users of government data requests; replaced with narrower statement that Oura will oppose surveillance-related requests.
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