The actual impact is that your private medical data is in the hands of thieves, which most people don’t want. It’s similar to how most people are distressed af

The actual impact is that your private medical data is in the hands of thieves, which most people don’t want. It’s similar to how most people are distressed after a break-in, because they considered their home to be a private space, even though the lock manufacturer never claimed 100% security (or the thieves simply bypassed the locks by smashing a window). Agreements and laws don’t solve that problem, because thieves already aren’t stopped by those.