What are some red flags to look out for when reviewing the privacy policies of health tracking apps and wearable devices to ensure the security of personal health information?
Some red flags to look out for when reviewing the privacy policies of health tracking apps and wearable devices include vague language about how personal health information is collected, used, and shared, lack of encryption or other security measures to protect data, unclear information about how long data is stored and how it is disposed of, and absence of information about how users can access, update, or delete their personal health information. Additionally, be cautious of apps and devices that require excessive permissions or access to other personal data not directly related to health tracking.
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