The Better Business Bureau has issued a warning for users of weight loss app Noom.
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The bureau warned customers to read terms carefully when they sign up for a free trial, especially for health and wellness apps.
On the Apple app store, Noon has a rating of 4.6 stars with 18,000 ratings and is the eighteenth ranked health and fitness app. It has a similar rating in the Google Play store with 212,838 reviews.
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