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> If you want absolute privacy you will receive care that will be truncated, untailored, unfit and unlinked. Are you sure your expertise in this area is up to
by jancsika 6y ago
> If you want absolute privacy you will receive care that will be truncated, untailored, unfit and unlinked.
Are you sure your expertise in this area is up to date?
Even with "unlinked": Signal can do discovery without the server storing a social graph. There's nothing stored on a server for a hacker to ransom.
Rank speculation, but I'd imagine there are current designs even at Apple that protect user's health data, and those designs contradict your claim of a shrug-while-we-work dichotomy between "privacy and effectiveness."
Edit: clarification, added a barb :)
- monkeydreams 6y ago> Are you sure your expertise in this area is up to date? It's a constantly changing field, but Health data systems are not the fastest changing field. Change is bound to lower pace layers (governance, usually) and so the capabilities of these systems are ground slowly but incredibly fine. > Rank speculation, but I'd imagine there are current designs even at Apple that protect user's health data, and those designs contradict your claim of a shrug-while-we-work dichotomy between "privacy and effectiveness." Cool. I always enjoy new ideas for how to do things. If you can solve these issues, you would upend a HUUUUUGE industry overnight and would be richer than Bezos.