Row 57126

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Here's the deal with HIPAA and health info.

Hospitals and their partners (like insurance companies) have to protect your health data, no exceptions.

They can't just sign a contract to get out of it.

So, if a hospital let Microsoft grab health info, it would be a big HIPAA violation.

But here's where it gets weird.

If Microsoft somehow got that data, like by taking screenshots from hospital computers, the hospital is in trouble for not keeping it safe. But once Microsoft has it, it's not considered protected health info anymore because Microsoft isn't covered by HIPAA rules.

They could technically do whatever they want with it without breaking HIPAA laws, though they might still get in trouble for other stuff like theft.

This shows why we need better laws to protect our data no matter who's got it.

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text Here's the deal with HIPAA and health info. Hospitals and their partners (like insurance companies) have to protect your health data, no exceptions. They can't just sign a contract to get out of it. So, if a hospital let Microsoft grab health info, it would be a big HIPAA violation. But here's where it gets weird. If Microsoft somehow got that data, like by taking screenshots from hospital computers, the hospital is in trouble for not keeping it safe. But once Microsoft has it, it's not…
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