Telehealth companies in the US reportedly share customer health data without consent

Reports suggest that telehealth companies in the United States have been sharing customers' health data with platforms like Meta and Google without consent. This raises concerns about privacy, as existing laws may not adequately protect users. The Federal Trade Commission has acted against some companies for these practices, but independent confirmation of the claims is limited.

Telehealth companies in the US reportedly share customer health data without consent
Published Sep 19, 2026
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