> For example, if someone was pulling private medical records and harassing or blackmailing another person I think it's highly unlikely that a state data analy

> For example, if someone was pulling private medical records and harassing or blackmailing another person I think it's highly unlikely that a state data analyst would have access to any private medical records. The Covid stats would have probably already been aggregated by the hospitals before they were sent to the state. > find a potential HIPAA violation and throw a book at her HIPAA is a federal law, so a violation of it wouldn't be prosecuted by the state of Florida.