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Originally Posted by Mr K
They aren't in it for charity.
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It's called providing a service. They're just buying access to copyrighted material to use in a different form. Ie If somebody seeks medical advice using an Alexa device, that advice has come from the NHS. Better to have come from there than who knows where. The general public can access the same database via the link I gave. I should imagine these sort of voice activated devices have various external databases to call upon, eg weather.
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Originally Posted by Hugh
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As your quote says, ", excluding patient data.".
Has any other company asked for the same info and been refused?
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Amazon told the Sunday Times the content it had access to was already on the NHS website. “Amazon does not build customer health profiles based on interactions with nhs.uk content or use such requests for marketing purposes,” it added.
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