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UK Government’s AI Push Raises Privacy Concerns Over NHS Data Use in National Data Library Initiative
The UK’s push to unlock NHS data for AI development raises deep concerns over privacy data collection.
UK Government to Test Digital ID on Veterans by 2025, Amid Plans for Wider Use
The “Veteran Card” is the Labour government’s first step toward a nationwide digital ID, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance.
Tracking Health or Tracking You? The UK’s Expanding Health Surveillance
Plans to overhaul the NHS are raising concerns about expanding mass surveillance through digital health IDs and wearable tracking devices.
Tony Blair Institute Hosts Controversial Panel on Health Data Commercialization
Speakers push for controversial health data commercialization and surveillance measures.
The UK Government Could Sell Access to National Health Service Data
Apparently the government owns the health data of UK citizens, according to the Palantir CEO.
Privacy Concerns Are Raised After UK Health Secretary Considers Body Cams for Nurses
Body cams on hospital wards.
Google Restricts App That Alerts Parents When Their Kids’ Blood Sugar Falls Dangerously Low
Google’s control over the Play Store allows it to dictate the rules.
UK NHS Continues to Scrub the Word “Women” From Its Websites to Avoid Causing Offense
The term continues to be censored.
UK’s National Health Service Scrubs the Term “Women” From Ovarian Cancer Website
To avoid causing online backlash.
Microsoft Is Accused of “Stealth Takeover” of UK Health Service
Typical Microsoft strategy.
