Digital health is a burgeoning area of investment and interest. Unfortunately, it isn’t always easy for patients to tell who the bad actors are. We aim to change this. We want to answer the essential question: How can we protect and expand the rights of patients with opioid use disorders, while reducing barriers to care?
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Addiction apps are leaking sensitive data, group claims Highlighting our privacy research Report 2.1Report 2.1, highlights NIDA’s reckless grant spending that has bolstered digital opioid addiction treatment and recovery services.Opioid Policy InstituteJonathan JK Stoltman, PhD
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Report 2.1, highlights NIDA's reckless grant spending that has bolstered digital opioid addiction treatment and recovery services.
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Telehealth Sites Put Addiction Patient Data at Risk Our Report 2 covering privacy issues with mHealth addiction websites served as the foundation for this reporting.
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The struggle to make health apps truly private Why privacy and patient advocates are worried that substance use disorder apps aren’t keeping data private.
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Opioid addiction treatment apps found sharing sensitive data with third parties Widely used apps are accessing unique device identifiers that can track users.
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Opioid addiction apps access personal data, study finds Platforms gain entry to sensitive user information such as phone number and IP address.
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