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It has less to do with "false modesty" and more to do with the fact that a recording of you is being sent somewhere, probably a Google server, which leaves the
by xienze 9y ago
It has less to do with "false modesty" and more to do with the fact that a recording of you is being sent somewhere, probably a Google server, which leaves the door open for someone to get a hold of it. That doesn't concern you at all?
- strictnein 9y agoYour medical records would be far more secure on Google's servers than almost any hospital server.
- xienze 9y agoThat kind of information should never, ever leave the hospital/doctor's office LAN in the first place.
- strictnein 9y agoHow does that make any sense? So when you go to another hospital, your records should be unavailable?
- softawre 9y agoIn the US, a lot of the time you can digitally access your records yourself
- TeMPOraL 9y agoUnfortunately it can and it will. At this point in time, while the best option would be not to get recorded in the first place, I'd trust Google servers much more than anything a hospital deployed with help of random contractors.
- skinnymuch 9y agoDon't records and info need to be available to other medical personnel? What if you have to go to your local hospital? Having all that info on your doctor's office lan won't help you at a potentially crucial time. Or am I missing something?