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https://archive.is/YlkgC#selection-3665.0-3667.10 https://archive.is/YlkgC#selection-3665.0-3667.10 Sounds like they might have been sharing hashed emails and
by roseway4 4y ago
https://archive.is/YlkgC#selection-3665.0-3667.10 https://archive.is/YlkgC#selection-3665.0-3667.10
Sounds like they might have been sharing hashed emails and other identifiers with advertisers to execute retargeting campaigns:
> BetterHelp said its use of “limited, encrypted information” for targeting ads was an “industry-standard practice” for health-care companies. The company admitted no wrongdoing and it doesn’t share “names or clinical data from therapy sessions” with advertisers, according to a statement.
- andrepd 4y agoYes, I'm sure this entity can be trusted with my data even though there is no incentive to do so and no penalty should they fuck up.
- BLKNSLVR 4y agoUnique identifiers and clinical data from anywhere other than therapy sessions is all nicely bundled into a secondary (or maybe primary?) income stream though.
- JohnFen 4y agoThis is why I wouldn't dare to use their services. And doubly so if one of the companies they shared with was Facebook.
- ornornor 4y agoBut they promised they don’t not share your more personal data, only the personal data!