Analyze meditation and mindfulness app terms for mental health data collection, biometric tracking, audio content licensing, and subscription traps.
Built by Sergei Tokmakov, California-licensed attorney.
Meditation apps collect highly sensitive mental health data. These provisions reveal how your emotional states, sleep patterns, and personal reflections are used.
Apps track your mood, anxiety levels, stress patterns, and emotional states. This sensitive mental health data may be shared with advertisers or used for profiling.
Meditations and sleep stories can be removed without notice. Favorite content may disappear, and you don't own downloads—only temporary access rights.
Apps disclaim any guarantee their meditations improve mental health. Despite marketing claims, terms protect them from liability if you don't experience benefits.
Journaling entries, gratitude notes, and check-in responses reveal deeply personal thoughts. This data may be analyzed, stored indefinitely, or used for AI training.
Sleep sounds and stories integrate with health devices, collecting sleep quality, heart rate, and breathing patterns—biometric data that reveals health conditions.
Free trials auto-convert to expensive annual subscriptions. Cancellation must happen days before trial ends, and refunds are typically denied.
Common terms in meditation app agreements affecting users.
Disputes resolved through arbitration.
Cannot join group lawsuits.
Subscriptions renew automatically.
Usage limited to certain devices.
Download limits and expiration.
Not a covered health entity.
Age restrictions and guidelines.
Prohibited sharing terms.
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