It's a timely move given the recent spotlights on data privacy, from questions about advertising tracking by commercial organisations like Facebook and Google, to data control by even bigger forces.
In any system that collects and utilizes personal data privacy concerns arise and questions are raised, including "Who keeps and who owns the record of personal preferences?
Critics, such as health data privacy group MedConfidential, have questioned why so much patient identifiable data is being shared for an app targeting a single condition.
It raises big questions about data privacy.
And like all tracking devices, Trak also raises important unresolved questions about data privacy.
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