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undrwater@lemmy.world 3 days agoI didn’t follow the link, and I’d rather not because I still don’t know what it’s about.
I’m happy to help, but you must meet people half way.
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undrwater@lemmy.world 3 days agoI didn’t follow the link, and I’d rather not because I still don’t know what it’s about.
I’m happy to help, but you must meet people half way.
NarrativeBear@lemmy.world 3 days ago
No need to click the link, I justed added it so people that are not aware of what Inito or Mira can get a sense.
Anyways what I am looking for is a complete local alternative to Inito or Mira. These are fertility monitors that track a few different items (the article gets into it a bit better then I can explain my self).
I have been searching online for different monitors but honestly it looks like nothing exists, at least in the North American market at the moment.
I was really hoping that the people here in this community would be willing to help out like I myself occasionally do. Obviously not everyone knows every product out there, but maybe there is one or two of us on here that might know of something or point me in a direction.
Like stated before my biggest concern is the two fertility monitors that I found here send their data to the cloud, and their policies say this information can be used for target ads. This is a huge red flag for me.
undrwater@lemmy.world 2 days ago
Understood. Wife and I went through this (now 20-ish years ago).
We ended up adopting, but stuff like this in the USA is quite heavily political unfortunately.
You mentioned North America, but I’m not sure how Canada and Mexico see this stuff.
I wish you much luck going forward, and encourage you to DM me if you’re curious about adoption.
Best to you!