Best case scenario, and this is still a stretch, is that Facebook could be guilty of slander if they describe you has suicidal and that description becomes known to a third party without your consent.
Best case scenario, and this is still a stretch, is that Facebook could be guilty of slander if they describe you has suicidal and that description becomes known to a third party without your consent.
Sneaky suspicion: consent is given upon account registration.
It doesn't matter. Once you surrender data to Facebook it is theirs to do whatever they want with. That is the disclosure. There is no gray area. If you don't want Facebook having that information then don't give it to them.
> What if it's in Google docs instead?
If you didn't put it there than somebody has violated your privacy or violated HIPAA.
"If an entity does not meet the definition of a covered entity or business associate, it does not have to comply with the HIPAA Rules."
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