Your blood pressure cuff may expose your health data
Every morning, you strap on the cuff, press the button and watch the number pop up on your phone. It feels like it is just between you and your app.
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Every morning, you strap on the cuff, press the button and watch the number pop up on your phone. It feels like it is just between you and your app. That sense of privacy can be misleading.Depending on the app and your settings, that reading, along with your glucose numbers, weight and medication schedule, may be stored in the cloud or shared with service providers. FTC cases show that some health apps have also disclosed sensitive information to advertising and analytics companies.
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- Every morning, you strap on the cuff, press the button and watch the number pop up on your phone. It feels like it is just between you and your app.
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