Colleges want freshmen to use mental health apps. But are they risking students’ privacy?
Originally published December 27, 2019 by Washington Post
More than 150 U.S. colleges encourage or require students to use mental health apps and online services, seeking to mitigate the skyrocketing rates of self-reported anxiety and depression among students. While some mental health professionals say the apps effectively complement in-person counseling services, others warn that the sensitive information students enter into apps may be vulnerable to hacking and is not protected by HIPAA.
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