Version 1.0 Document owner: Emma Dyson Issue date: 29 July 2026
This is the exact statement shown on the Mana app’s health-data consent screen for users in the UK, before any health information is collected. It is versioned here because the app records which version of it each user accepted. The app renders this content; if the wording changes here, the version must change, and users on the old version are asked to accept the new one.
Related: Privacy Notice (the full detail), Terms of Use.
Your health data, your say
Before we collect anything, we need your explicit consent to work with the health data listed below.
We use this data to show you your trends and to generate summaries you choose to share.
Health data is special-category data under UK GDPR, so we only process it with your explicit consent. It is stored in the UK and never sold.
I give my explicit consent to Mana processing the health data listed above
This control is never pre-ticked, and its only function is this consent — it is not bundled with accepting the Terms of Use or Privacy Notice, which are accepted separately at sign-up.
That’s completely fine. Without this consent Mana can’t collect or process any health data, so we can’t finish setting up — nothing has been collected or stored. You can come back and agree whenever you’re ready.
You can withdraw this consent at any time by deleting your account, which deletes your health data. See the Privacy Notice for what that covers.