Of course, I'd like to see secure communications be the norm. So I'm not saying you're wrong. I am just saying that I'm not worried too much about this. Let's

Of course, I'd like to see secure communications be the norm. So I'm not saying you're wrong. I am just saying that I'm not worried too much about this. Let's look at the secure channels when I visit the clinic. Like the secure channel at the office where I physically go in and the doctor discusses medical stuff with me and the door wide open? Or where even when the door is closed I can hear his consultation with the people in the next room? That's gotta be some violation. Or the secure channel where the receptionist uses a 25 year old computer system to enter my SSN and scan my insurance card? A credit card number is worth next to nothing. A medical ID number is worth a lot more. And considering all the break-ins recently... Or the secure channel where I hear all sorts of things as a visitor at a hospital? They'd openly discuss my mom's cancer treatments in the hallway where everyone could hear. Or the secure channel where I have to provide a doctor's note to my supervisor because otherwise it's unexcused. And now HR knows I was at the doctor. And if I have lots of excuses, I might lose my job. Not the kind of security you're talking about, but it's a different kind of security. :) Secure channel or not, if someone wants to get information on me, they're gonna. Actually, I'm now quite depressed and I think I want to have a quick nap. :(