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I'm with you. Even if it's an over-exaggerated response to something truly honest, I still support the sentiment. It's the inevitable response to the frog [us
by bravetraveler 4y ago
I'm with you. Even if it's an over-exaggerated response to something truly honest, I still support the sentiment. It's the inevitable response to the frog [us] being boiled to where we have no trust
With that said, I see this as thinly veiled data collection under the guise of spam prevention. There are perfectly capable methods that respect privacy as you mentioned. They chose to have a mountain of data as a responsibility instead
I really wish the industry acted more like we do where we have to (eg: HIPAA) -- if you don't need it, don't collect it.
- google234123 4y agoHealth care industry should collect everything they can though? More information means doctors can make better decisions.
- bravetraveler 4y agoI'm sure they collect plenty that's diagnostically relevant -- I can't really speak to that. Just a tech guy that's been forced to learn admittedly very little about the area. The idea though is to be cognizant of the data that you need, with the understanding that you're taking on responsibility for that data