That claim from the Noom app — that it isn’t a diet, yet can achieve long-lasting weight loss — surely encouraged some of its 45 million downloads in the first five years since it was launched. The ...

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Some former Noom users said the app's advertising led them to believe it could help resolve a fraught history with food, but it triggered unhealthy behaviors instead.bymuratdeniz/Getty, Tyler ...

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Noom is a weight-loss app that claims it takes it a different approach using psychology so you can build better eating habits. Is it really different from all the other diet plans out there? Critics ...

Noom, Inc. has agreed to pay $62 million to settle a class action lawsuit from former customers who allege that the weight loss app provider lured them into "risk-free" trial periods and then ...

Users have complained about unexpected charges and poor customer service. Free trial subscription services can be helpful when trying out an app, but some customers of the popular diet app Noom, which ...

New York City-based Noom launched a new Android app, a pedometer that tracks steps throughout the day while running in the background and only occupying about 3 percent of the phone's battery life.

Noom reached a $62 million settlement of a lawsuit accusing the weight loss app provider of tricking customers into signing up for “risk-free” trial periods only to force them into automatic, costly ...

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