Published by
@ShahidNShah
@ShahidNShah
Parenting club Bounty fined £400,000 for selling users' data
The parenting club Bounty has been fined £400,000 – one of the largest penalties possible – for sharing its data with marketing agencies without users’ permission.
Bounty offers support and advice to new parents who sign up through its website and mobile app, or are directly recruited on maternity wards. Without securing consent from those parents, the company sold their information to data brokers including Acxiom, Equifax and Sky, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said.
Continue reading at theguardian.com
Make faster decisions with community advice
- Amazon Alexa is luring health developers, but we can't call a doctor
- How elderly, sickly farmers are quenching China's thirst for data
- It’s time to light a fire to stop physician burnout, starting with better EHRs
- AMA teams up with biotech incubator to connect physicians with startups
- Feeling sick? There’s an app for that! – The Big Symptom Checker Review
Next Article
-
Amazon Alexa is luring health developers, but we can't call a doctor
Alexa is now offering medical skills, but don’t expect to be able to call a doctor or therapist using the device anytime soon.
Posted Apr 15, 2019alexa
