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Google Analytics has appeared in 24 articles since 2015-03. Coverage peaked in 2022Q1 with 3 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Google, Facebook, HIPAA, U.S..

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2020-02-21
Jezebel

A look at the data sharing practices of therapy apps like Better Help, which notify third parties when an app is opened and if a patient has suicidal thoughts

and especially mental health data-is some of the most valuable, and controversial. (via @Jezebel) https://jezebel.com/... Laura G. Hoffman / @lgh_dc : “[As soon as we downloaded the app], Better Help ...

2020-02-20
Jezebel

A look at the data sharing practices of therapy apps like Better Help, which notify third parties when an app is opened and if a patient has suicidal thoughts

Starting treatment with Better Help, one of the most prominent “therapy-on-demand” apps to launch over the last few years, is easy, which is more or less the point. Tweets: @dmehro , @dmehro , @ohthat...

2020-02-06
Robert Heaton 6 related

Software engineer finds that Wacom drawing tablets track the name of every application opened on a user's computer and send the data to Google Analytics

Chapter 1: The discovery  —  I have a Wacom drawing tablet.  I use it to draw cover illustrations for my blog posts, such as this one:

2019-07-25
Ars Technica

Existing Nacho Analytics customers can still access previously bought data, including private data leaked from browser extensions, via Google Analytics imports

Dan Goodin / Ars Technica : Tweets: @dangoodin001 Tweets: Dan Goodin / @dangoodin001 : Customers who acquired ill-gotten data from 4 million browsers are still able to access it over Google Analytics...

2019-02-23
Wall Street Journal 25 related

Some popular apps send sensitive info to Facebook via the company's analytics SDK, such as a user's heart rate, intent to get pregnant, and home listings viewed

Rise of ‘Surveillance Capitalism,’ China and Iran Go Hacking, Facebook as ‘Digital Gangster’ NBC News : Use an app to track your period? That data and more could end up with Facebook, WSJ reports John...

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TEXXR tracks 22 Techmeme articles mentioning Google Analytics, dating back to March 2015. The biggest stories include France's CNIL data regulator says Google Analytics fails to sufficiently protect EU... and Sweden's privacy watchdog says that “companies must stop using Google Analytics” and.... Frequently covered alongside Google, Google Now, TechCrunch, Android, and Google Analytics App.

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