The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed a lawsuit against telehealth company Hims & Hers, with additional actions involving Utah and California, according to reporting across multiple outlets. The FTC alleges the company improperly handled consumers’ health information and misled users about key aspects of its commercial terms. Several sources say the FTC’s complaint focuses on alleged sharing of sensitive health data with third parties, specifically Meta and Snap, despite marketing that the company would protect privacy. Outlets also report that regulators accuse Hims & Hers of billing and subscription-related practices that confused or deceived customers. This includes allegations about unexpected charges and the way customers can cancel subscriptions. CNBC and Quartz report that shares fell sharply after the lawsuit was announced, with losses around 10% to 12% cited by financial and business coverage. Other summaries note that the lawsuit also addresses consumer privacy violations, including claims that the company’s representations did not match its actual practices. Hims & Hers disputes the allegations in such matters, but the sources provided here focus on the claims raised by the FTC and the accompanying state involvement.