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FTC rescission of the 2021 Health Breach Notification Rule policy statementFTC withdrew its 2021 policy statement applying the HBNR to health apps; the amended rule itself is unchanged. Federal Trade Commission National Federal agency Sep 9, 2026 — — — — — Oct 7, 2026
In the Matter of BetterHelp, Inc.Largest FTC health-data order of the wave: $7.8M refunded to 534,000+ consumers. BetterHelp — FTC National Federal agency Mar 2, 2023 FTC (administrative consent order) · FTC Matter No. 2023169 (opens in a new tab) Consumer refunds $7,800,000 — Sep 8, 2026
In the Matter of Flo Health, Inc.No-money FTC order that started the wave (2021). Flo Health — FTC National Federal agency Jun 22, 2021 FTC (administrative consent order) · FTC Matter No. 192-3133 (opens in a new tab) Injunctive only — — Sep 8, 2026
United States v. Easy Healthcare Corporation$100,000 FTC penalty plus $100,000 to three state AGs (May 2023). Premom / Easy Healthcare Corp. — FTC plus CT, DC, OR attorneys general National Federal agency May 17, 2023 FTC / DOJ / N.D. Ill.; CT, DC, OR AGs · stipulated order, N.D. Ill. (opens in a new tab) Civil penalty $100,000 — Sep 8, 2026
United States v. GoodRx Holdings, Inc.FTC's first HBNR action: $1.5M penalty and an advertising ban (Feb. 2023). GoodRx Holdings — FTC National Federal agency Feb 1, 2023 FTC / DOJ / N.D. Cal. · stipulated order, N.D. Cal. (opens in a new tab) Civil penalty $1,500,000 — Sep 8, 2026

Data licensed under CC BY 4.0. Cite as SounderData.com Tracker Litigation Database, October 10, 2026.