Mobile health apps are failing to meet EU GDPR

M Oliveira e Carmo
Jun 19, 2022
1 min read

Most of women’s mobile health applications were found to be failing EU GDPR standards,

a report from the Journal of Internet Medical Research shows. Many of these applications

were found with poor data sharing, security standards and data privacy. Most of them also

allowed location and behavioral tracking.

Check JMIR Publications for more: https://mhealth.jmir.org/2022/5/e33735

#gdpr #mobileapps #healthapps #generaldataprotectionregulation #plusprivacy

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