Swedish authorities have cleared a birth control app known as “Natural Cycles” just two weeks after British authorities banned a company ad from Facebook.

The app at the center of the investigation was recently approved in the U.S. and operates by tracking women’s ovulation to determine which days of the month they are most likely to get pregnant.

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