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by pilif
3625 days ago
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Plus identity theft to help spies assume a false identity when gathering information. And of course: Selling the health records to insurers in order to allow them to set prices for prospective customers. I'm sure insurance companies would pay nicely for this. |
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1. Denmark does not have a private health insurance market.
2. Any company even considering about doing this would be in a huge pot of boiling water, if the public, or the police got wind of it.
Any above-board business would not want to touch lost/stolen health data with a ten-foot pole. In addition to the legalities of this, this opens a huge liability hole, in terms of keeping it secure.