Consumers do not have to contact the Court or Ius Omnibus, nonetheless it may be in their interest to do so.
All app users residing in Portugal who, between June 30, 2016 and February 23, 2019, downloaded and used the application “Flo Ovulation and Period Tracker“, for iOS or Android devices, are automatically represented in this popular action.
If they do not wish to be represented, the represented consumers will have to exercise the right to opt-out.
If they do want to be represented, they do not need to do anything further, for now, to be entitled to damages if Ius Omnibus wins this action.
At the end of the case, if successful, they will need to contact the court-appointed entity to claim their compensation.
However, if they wish to intervene in the action in support of Ius Omnibus, they may do so within the time limit that will be set by the Court, as per an announcement to be published in a national newspaper for this purpose.
All consumers represented in this action are invited to contact Ius Omnibus, so that their data can be registered, and they can be informed by Ius Omnibus of all developments in the case, ensuring that they do not miss the opportunity to claim their compensation when that moment arrives.