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"Yes." is a full sentence, which I'd use here if it weren't so glib and frowned upon on HN. Privacy matters, you don't just get to look at people's health data
by TameAntelope 5y ago
"Yes." is a full sentence, which I'd use here if it weren't so glib and frowned upon on HN.
Privacy matters, you don't just get to look at people's health data for free or without caveats and conditions, namely their consent.