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CA Sent Personal Health, Pregnancy, Abuse Information To LinkedIn

  • Covered California's website coveredca.com sent sensitive personal health information to LinkedIn through trackers between February and early April 2024.
  • This occurred as part of a LinkedIn advertising campaign and involved a transition between marketing agencies, during which trackers monitored details like pregnancy and domestic abuse.
  • The Markup and CalMatters reported that coveredca.com transmitted over 60 trackers, including LinkedIn's Insight Tag, which shared both sensitive and less sensitive data such as doctor selections and page visits.
  • Kelly Donohue stated that, after learning about the tracking, they have disabled all advertising-related tracking elements on their site as a precaution. Meanwhile, privacy experts expressed concern over the data collection and emphasized the need for stronger safeguards.
  • Covered California initiated a review of its privacy practices to prevent unauthorized data sharing, reflecting broader concerns about protections for sensitive health information online.
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How the state sent Californians’ personal health data to LinkedIn

Health insurance exchange Covered California transmitted pregnancy and abuse data during a marketing campaign. It is reviewing its practices.

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ramaonhealthcare.com broke the news in on Sunday, April 27, 2025.
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