You seem to be deliberately denying that the information collected by The Markup was 'medical conditions, prescriptions, and doctor’s appointments.' That's why they published the article at all. Aggregate information is not newsworthy at all.

PII being sent to Fakebook is what they report.

The national headlines are notoriously averse to reporting on the collection of surveillance data, and it is understandable that the wholly owned assets of the people doing the surveilling would not tell us about it. They also make all kinds of false claims, such as the the Jan. 6 protest was a civil war, and all manner of drivel spooks want to drill into our heads.

I disagree that my information is obviously secure and safe, and have inquired at my local health department without response to date. I continue to consider counsel as necessary to redress this issue at law.

You will do as you prefer.