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Fun fact -- I have UHC, and noticed that one of the domains in the redirect party as soon as you login is Adobe ....

• gruez 4y ago
  >and noticed that one of the domains in the redirect party as soon as you login is Adobe .... It doesn't look like it. I slowy scrubbed through the ChoosingForm.mov video, adobe isn't in any of the domains. It's only present as a query parameter.
  • jasonjayr 4y ago
    https://imgur.com/a/9E4mrrU https://imgur.com/a/9E4mrrU Just cleared the inspector panel after loading login page, and entering my login information, hit submit, and waited for things to settle after the home page load. Adobe, Facebook, Google, etc. All told that I just logged into Health Insurance account. Or Given more details. shrugs.
    • voakbasda 4y ago
      I saw this too. How is this not a HIPPA violation?
      • wins32767 4y ago
        The fact that you have health insurance with UHC isn't PHI, which basically boils down to "your chart plus specific billing information". It's more complex than that, but that will steer your intuition in the right direction.
    • munificent 4y ago
      My guess would be that they're using Adobe Fonts, which is a pretty popular service for web fonts.
      • exhilaration 4y ago
        That wouldn't require a browser bar redirect though. You just include fonts in your CSS or HTML, the user never sees it.
      • quanticle 4y ago
        That's a good guess, but I know a couple people who worked for Optum and they told me that they use Adobe Experience Manager [1] as a CMS to allow business and marketing folks to change content. I bet that's what the the Adobe redirect in the URL bar is referring to. [1] https://business.adobe.com/products/experience-manager/adobe-experience-manager.html https://business.adobe.com/products/experience-manager/adobe...
        • Handytinge 4y ago
          As someone who also had to support a large org moving to this (oh god why), I strongly agreez