But while the data would be anonymised and could not be used for commercial purposes, some private companies would be able to access it for research. But what if that data could be accessed by tech giants such as Google, medical corporations such as Babylon Health, security firms such as Palantir, or coercive state institutions like the police or immigration service? It will not collect entire GP records. Mr Hancock was not asked about the GP data-sharing scheme, which campaigners warned could see sensitive data shared with tech giants. Many studies, for instance, have shown the possibility of identifying individuals even from anonymised data.
995 people is now breaking the law for impersonating another person by sharing their Google fitness records.
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995 people is now breaking the law for impersonating another person by sharing their Google fitness records .
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