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Oura CEO Assures Users: No Data Shared with DoD

9/10/2025

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Oura CEO Tom Hale addressed concerns about the partnership with the Department of Defense (DoD) and Palantir, asserting no user data is shared with the government.
He confirmed that Oura's data remains distinct from military contracts and will not be sold without user consent.
The company has provided tens of thousands of rings to U.S. armed forces for monitoring vital signs.
Despite reassurances, skepticism about privacy and data security continues among users, leading some to cancel subscriptions.
Oura plans to expand its wearable technology while upholding strict data privacy protocols.

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Oura CEO Tom Hale addressed concerns about the partnership with the Department of Defense (DoD) and Palantir, asserting no user data is shared with the government.
He confirmed that Oura's data remains distinct from military contracts and will not be sold without user consent.
The company has provided tens of thousands of rings to U.S. armed forces for monitoring vital signs.
Despite reassurances, skepticism about privacy and data security continues among users, leading some to cancel subscriptions.
Oura plans to expand its wearable technology while upholding strict data privacy protocols.