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Google and Facebook get data from NHS websites telling them when users search advice on HIV and abortion

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The tech giants also collected data on mental health issues it has been claimedAnalysis also found nine out of ten government websites across the EU sent data to Google and Facebook on people's browsing habits

NHS sites use advertising technology which tells Google when people search for advice on issues such as HIV, mental health or abortions, it has been claimed.

Analysis found nine out of ten government websites from across the EU sent data on people’s browsing habits to Google and Facebook, The Times reported last night. Read More

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