Privacy protections for wearable devices are weak, study says

Macworld
Dec 15, 2016, 8:17 am272 pts
The rapidly expanding wearable device market raises serious privacy concerns, as some device makers collect a massive amount of personal data and share it with other companies, according to a new study. Existing health privacy laws don’t generally apply to wearable makers, the study says. While consumers are…

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