I cannot even imagine why anyone would think this is a good idea.

Aug 17, 2026 11:02 PM

It's because they're already doing it without permission and they're trying to justify it.

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He did well for himself selling books, then I thought it would be neat if he sold more than just books. Now he's doing so much more, like exploiting people. So maybe he should have stuck with books.

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...Heath records? You guys can afford to go to the doctors?

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Is this in order to use some Amazon medical service?

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Bezos should take a ride on a homemade submarine

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That's gonna be a 'no' from me dawg

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so sorry you don't get a vote. see my post. "U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies routinely build public-private partnerships to buy personal and location data—including information derived from apps and digital services—from commercial data brokers and tech contractors, bypassing the need for a warrant." 2 https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/social-media-surveillance-us-government

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Samsung and google too. If you have a watch from them, they will brick your watch until you grant them access to your MyChart apps.

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Yup. My fiance has used FitBit for years to help track her heart rate and other details for her POTS (post-orthostatic tachycardia syndrome). But as soon as Google announced that they were ending the FitBit app (after having bought FitBit) and forcing it into the Google Health app that mandates sharing all data into Gemini, she immediately downloaded her records, deleted it all from the FitBit system, and ended her related subs. Fuck that shit.

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Yup. Way to go. It was convenient until they start asking "which chemo you are taking to teach our ai" like fr. It was very nice until they started pulling data, and wenpaid for the watches and the monthly thing, and its like, gimmee your data? Hell no. Also i aint paying no monthly fee either. Im back to old school step counters and self winding watches.

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Yup. Blood pressure cuff may be annoying, but it works.

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Ok but why shouldn't I?

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They'll use the data they gather against you

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If you really want to, we won't stop you, but @mindstorm8191 is right. They will find ways to use it against you. Heck, I can even think of examples, and I'm sure it's just the tip of the tip of the iceberg compared to what they can come up with.

They could use knowledge of medical conditions to either further target advertisements ("hey, you're at high risk of (X), so buy this!") or to factor in when you're trying to find products. And that's JUST the 'shopping' side of Amazon; they are

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involved with SO many online aspects beyond just e-commerce. I couldn't begin to guess what AWS is capable of doing with your medical records.

Worse even than that, if they HAVE your medical info, they can SELL that info. Without telling you. To whoever would want to buy it. Oh, and let's not forget that certain medical information about women could be very interesting indeed to certain interest groups.

You can do what you want, but *I* don't plan on giving Amazon (or others) my health data.

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AI is the gold of the modern era. Stealing it, mining it, hoarding it, selling it. Sucks.

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Data, not AI.

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Yup, AI is just the excuse.

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Also it has no actual use or value outside of making rich people think they have more of something important.

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Gold actually has uses in fabrication/electronics. AI... not so much.

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Who is enforcing HIPPA ?

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You giving your own data is not a HIPAA anything. HIPAA is about the medical system not disclosing and keeping secure any data medical and IT professionals would deal with in the course of their duties. Once you give your own data away, that's on you. It's outside the purview of HIPAA.

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No to the former. You giving anyone or anything your own health data is not a HIPAA violation. Amazon AI doing whatever the hell it wants to with it after that also is not. "The HIPAA rules apply to covered entities — health plans, healthcare clearinghouses, and healthcare providers who transmit health information electronically. They also apply to business associates: any vendor, contractor, or partner that creates, receives, maintains, or transmits PHI on behalf of a covered entity."

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The military said the answer to "terrorism" is to create a dossier with biometrics on all people in the world even US citizens. Congress said "no"- they did it anyway. Courts agreed- unconstitutional. They made deals with the oligarchs-PayPal, Bezos, Facebook-to scrape the internet and change social media contracts. Healthcare corps, bank etc. joined in "public-private" partnerships. Roberts starts an illegal "FISA Court" with mostly GOP justices-a star chamber, flock cameras, AI, "the cloud" 1

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"U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies routinely build public-private partnerships to buy personal and location data—including information derived from apps and digital services—from commercial data brokers and tech contractors, bypassing the need for a warrant." 2 https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/social-med">vernment">https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/social-media-surveillance-us-government https://www.interforinternational.com/how-us-spy-agencies-buy-personal-data/ 3

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And you're paying for it all. What "data" do you think is going into those data centers, anyway? 95% of FISA requests are still granted- without legal representation...."While major social media platforms usually state they provide user data under legal processes like subpoenas or court orders, intelligence agencies extensively purchase "commercially available information" (CAI) to legally acquire comprehensive digital "profiles". " 1

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US Intel (fusion centers for example including the CIA, FBI, and local police working together in most large Blue cities) treat the following as "possible terrorists": Blacks ("racial identity activists" i.e. civil rights organizers, supporters) Socialists, The Left, environmentalists, animal rights activists, "pipeline protesters" i.e. Native Americans, anti-capitalists, anti-fascists, LGBTQ, Trump critics using actual 9/11 COIN warfare authorities to target "possible enemies" and threats 5

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Please see my complaint on torture to the ICC. Sec. State Rubio claims the ICC threatens US sovereignty; in fact it threatens possible war criminals like Bush, Trump, AND RUBIO, and anyone guilty of war crimes, torture like military, contractors, and Intel operators. Doing away with courts don't make crime go away- www.WorldConsul.com /gallery/is-us-government-its-right-wing-oligarch-intel-contractors-engaged-e">nsul.com">www.WorldConsul.com /gallery/is-us-government-its-right-wing-oligarch-intel-contractors-engaged-eugenics-increasing-concern-gkOKLwd 6

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They're not just assembling dossiers on you, they're creating individualized targeting models of you to influence and if they desire to "disrupt, destroy" you. Using Facebook data they're already targeting teen girls for psyops/insecurity and facetime, but a program remarkably similar to Palantir? targeted US,UK voters to influence voter for Trump and Brexit- Cambridge Analytica, SCL Elections subsidiary using US/UK AI/large Data technology they bragged they've influenced 100 elections globallly

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