HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen has
raised concerns about the privacy protections with Apple's new Apple
Watch.
Jepsen wrote to CEO Tim Cook on Monday asking about the
recently introduced product's ability to store, collect and use
consumers' health information. He told The Associated Press
Tuesday morning he's not seeking a confrontation with Apple, but wants
to meet with executives to make clear his position on privacy issues.
Jepsen
is asking Apple what information the Apple Watch will collect, how
Apple will obtain consent to collect and share information and how Apple
will review application privacy policies to make sure health
information is safeguarded.
A representative of Apple did not immediately return a call Tuesday morning seeking comment.
Jepsen
said following similar requests last year, Google required review and
approval of third-party applications for Google Glass.
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Apple Watch Raises New Privacy Concerns
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