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heath data doesn't leave the phone. it's a pain (at least in the past) to even get it to transfer to a new phone.
by karkisuni 10y ago
heath data doesn't leave the phone. it's a pain (at least in the past) to even get it to transfer to a new phone.
- sametmax 10y agoYes and PRISM was a myth until we proved it was not. You can't trust corporations to do the right things here. They will be tempted. Eventually one will give in. Not only can they steal it in ways you won't notice, but they don't even need to. They can just do an update in the CLUA that people must accept or loose their 3 years of accumulated data, giving access to "anonimized health data". The only way to be sure it's almost safe is to either: - design en open source system so that you know it does no evil and you can control it - avoid putting the data in the system in the first place
- selectodude 10y agoWell you're more than welcome not to use it if you're that concerned about it.