4 ms·
Which is why I'm particularly worried about Google getting involved with healthcare. "We're sorry, the malgorithm has denied you access to your health records.
by KMag 4y ago
Which is why I'm particularly worried about Google getting involved with healthcare. "We're sorry, the malgorithm has denied you access to your health records. Go ahead and sue us, but good luck surviving long enough to see resolution with both you and your doctor locked out of your health records."
And yes, I'm aware that Google doesn't currently seek to be in a position where they could lock you out of your own records, but the octopus's tentacles only grow. I'm also aware that Google Health is quite old... it was around back when I worked on Google's indexing system a decade ago.
Edit: This month, expiration of Google's legacy free tier of whatever they now call Apps For Your Domain is forcing me to get off of my butt and migrate my vanity domain away, and start moving the keys to my digital life off of Google's "free" services. It'd be rather painful if I got locked out of GMail today, and I don't have any financial leverage to get back in.
- anon9001 4y agoYou can confirm it's non-commercial and they let you keep it for free... for now. They made the change fairly late in the process, and supposedly there was a way to undo the paid migrations by opening a support ticket, but I saw lots of posts about people being unable to migrate back and get refunded.
- KMag 4y agoThanks; great info! However, I think it's long past due for me to move the keys to my kingdom onto a paid service. However, maybe I'll leave one of my vanity domains on Google services. (Roughly 70 people worldwide share my surname, so it was easy to pick up a few vanity domains.)