“No universal standards for storing “emotional data” exist. John Torous of Harvard Medical School, who has reviewed 650 mental-health apps, describes their privacy policies as abysmal. Some share information with advertisers. “When I first joined BetterHelp, I started to see targeted ads with words that I had used on the app to describe my personal experiences,” reports one user”
>I could drum up a dark fantastical setting of HR departments buying this data and screening candidates with it. Hopefully this patient data gets HIPAA treatment and is more protected.
“No universal standards for storing “emotional data” exist. John Torous of Harvard Medical School, who has reviewed 650 mental-health apps, describes their privacy policies as abysmal. Some share information with advertisers. “When I first joined BetterHelp, I started to see targeted ads with words that I had used on the app to describe my personal experiences,” reports one user”
>I could drum up a dark fantastical setting of HR departments buying this data and screening candidates with it. Hopefully this patient data gets HIPAA treatment and is more protected.