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22. Why we need consumer rights' advocates like Elizabeth Warren

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Mon Nov 11, 2019, 08:35 PM

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Google's 'Project Nightingale' Gathers Personal Health Data on Millions of Americans [View all] Julian Englis Nov 2019 OP

HIPAA anyone? ananda Nov 2019 #1

Their lawyers approved: dalton99a Nov 2019 #9

tRump's lawyers say the same thing! Fancy that! n/t dobleremolque Nov 2019 #29

Trump's lawyers aside, it is legal wysimdnwyg Nov 2019 #39

But if the goal is to link back findings to individual healthcare, Igel Nov 2019 #45

Yes, but if no people see it, it's not a violation wysimdnwyg Nov 2019 #47

Kickin' with disgust! Faux pas Nov 2019 #2

Article is behind a paywall. Can anyone post more? Liberty Belle Nov 2019 #3

I found this LeftInTX Nov 2019 #7

Here: dalton99a Nov 2019 #10

HIPAA is pounded into our heads on a yearly basis du_grad Nov 2019 #35

People need to start demanding data privacy from their doctors. Lonestarblue Nov 2019 #4

Privacy laws? My ass. Firestorm49 Nov 2019 #5

Check out this talk by Google's former Chief Design Ethicist. What's behind the curtain is chilling JudyM Nov 2019 #6

This was great. Definitely broadened my horizons. Thank you. alwaysinasnit Nov 2019 #11

Right? Important to understand what's really happening. JudyM Nov 2019 #12

I will be sharing the link to this video. And, as an aside, I have always had an instinctive alwaysinasnit Nov 2019 #13

Interesting you should say that, I've resisted upgrading to appalachiablue Nov 2019 #17

Prior to watching Judi M's posted video, my aversion stemmed from an amorphous distrust of alwaysinasnit Nov 2019 #18

Same. But Verizon is messing with my perfectly fine flip phone appalachiablue Nov 2019 #20

Yes, I can relate (I, too, have Verizon). alwaysinasnit Nov 2019 #21

Laugh all... BigOleDummy Nov 2019 #36

Thanks much for the reminder and info. I'll definitely check into appalachiablue Nov 2019 #37

Unfortunately, many people who run their own companies (me) Ferrets are Cool Nov 2019 #25

I do understand. My comments were geared toward individual/personal usage of smartphones. alwaysinasnit Nov 2019 #27

Nodding Ferrets are Cool Nov 2019 #28

Kicking, so I can come back and watch the video later tonight. Dem2theMax Nov 2019 #14

Larry Page based google search engine on data mining. :( Kurt V. Nov 2019 #16

+1. And the primary motivation for Android was data collection for Google dalton99a Nov 2019 #31

+1 dalton99a Nov 2019 #30

NEXT: Google announces partnership with insurers to set rates based on risk profiles dalton99a Nov 2019 #8

they bought fitbit Kurt V. Nov 2019 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author appalachiablue Nov 2019 #19

Why we need consumer rights' advocates like Elizabeth Warren Auggie Nov 2019 #22

BREAKING: You are f**ked RainCaster Nov 2019 #23

And yet people are buying ... aggiesal Nov 2019 #24

Ugh! Google bought FitBit OhNo-Really Nov 2019 #34

The states have been working towards this for some time. thenelm1 Nov 2019 #26

This is not good. I se this expanding into companies using it to increase employee payments iluvtennis Nov 2019 #32

Healthcare providers using information to provide healthcare? mathematic Nov 2019 #33

At the very least this should be opt-in. If people agree to allow their information to be sent Sapient Donkey Nov 2019 #41

The gop bastards... Maxheader Nov 2019 #38

Greenwald and Snowden were unavailable for comment Blue_Tires Nov 2019 #40

Privacy is dead. CrispyQ Nov 2019 #42

HIPAA bucolic_frolic Nov 2019 #43

Add to that Thomson Reuters Westlaw. 68 countries, 40,000 databases since 1992. Chuck Schumer,in ancianita Nov 2019 #44

"Yeah fuck it, be evil." meadowlander Nov 2019 #46