> Cisco engineer Shawn Cooley countered him saying, "very cool until I break my leg or hand & can't auth to any services to get healthcare info since my behavior is diff." Messina said, "you presume that your health records aren't being managed by Verily. You would be wrong."

So Verily would be automatically sharing information with Abacus to modulate its user identification, and they feel can just start doing that because it's also an Alphabet company.

This sets off alarm bells in my head. Is this the attitude toward privacy and data isolation at Alphabet/Google? How long until these health records are also shared with Google's advertising department? It tells me that they have no business managing health records at all.