If someone can access it remotely, a sophisticated bad actor can too.

I think most people are not seeking therapy and even fewer are seeking therapy under hostile conditions.

Any insurance covered therapy in the US. And assume any private practice that does not explicitly state they do not electronically store session notes.

Apart from therapy, I expect a lot of sensitive and private information to be hacked and released in the next 10 years. Most importantly, all non securely encrypted text based communications.

I thought the model of Better Help was hiring people who are completely unqualified to be therapists and then selling them as therapists.

Your bank transactions reveal a lot less than your inner thoughts that you told someone in confidence.

to be fair - kind of yeah. I do have a bank card, but minimize its usage for privacy reasons, mainly using cash. As for electronics - I do keep most of my data local and use OSes that don't upload them on their own.

And yeah, as the previous commenter said - those are not quite comparable.