company in america by magazine and we're also joined from new york by global regulatory attorney myles edwardswe kicked off the conversation by asking mr edwards how this is compliant with hipaa laws. it does fit in the hipper laws and what's really interesting about this situation is the u.s. government is investigating them but it's a health and human services civil rights division which is investigating them specifically to determine whether this information will be used to make insurance determinations that is when you apply for an insurance policy will something that occurred in your background influenced that decision though in my opinion what you're building is what i call a lifestyle. index which is where they take your medical records and enter graded with all the other information google has ever collected upon you and determine whether you're a good insurance risk or not which is really going beyond what that information was meant for so not only is there a civil rights component to it but there's also a question of did it violate hipaa i say yes no one knew about this situation thi

company in america by magazine and we're also joined from new york by global regulatory attorney myles edwards we kicked off the conversation by asking mr edwards how this is come.

growing health care company in america by magazine and from new york global regulatory attorney myles edwardsand miles i want to actually begin with you here because the regulatory agency looking into this deal is considering whether or not hipaa laws have been broken now we know this that the feds have required that medical records be digitized but that is not what's happening here in fact all the records that google is obtaining are already digitize so one you have the issue of the records being put into the cloud which already.

growing health care company in america by magazine and from new york global regulatory attorney myles edwards and miles i want to actually begin with you here because the regulatory agency looking into this deal is considering whether or not hipaa laws have been broken now we know this that the feds have required that medical records be digitized but that is not what's happening here in fact all the records that google is obtaining are already digitized so one you have the issue of the records being put into the cloud which already puts them at risk of hacking exposure but to google is collecting these records to build future business products how does that fit into hipaa laws. well it does fit in the hipper laws and what's really interesting about this situation is the u.s. government is investigating them but it's a health and human services civil rights division which is investigating them specifically to determine whether this information will be used to make insurance to terminations that is when you apply for an insurance policy will something that occurred in your background influence

other regulatory concerns mispresent are brought up in lisbon is international regulatory attorney myles edwards thanks for being here for us thank you now miles what are the regulatory concerns that we're seeing specifically around apple pay with the e.u. she didn't mention the specific issues besides a little bit anti-competitive nature. sure so these are issues that were brought up originally by the danish consumer council and primarily their and i trust issues so pays platform in europe is you know only a platform that has the capability of what they call an f c which is the capability to do in-store payments and why that's extraordinarily important it means that we chat pay and samsung pay cannot work on i phones what's extraordinarily troubling as well is that the way that apple pay works on apple phones it's the default payment system which means that it blocks out all other payment systems and it makes it extraordinarily anti-competitive and those are the concerns of concern so you should be able to use whatever payment system you want on your i phone now another item that has come up al

company in america by magazine and we're also joined from new york by global regulatory attorney myles edwards we kicked off the conversation by asking mr edwards how this is compliant with hipaa laws. as does fit in the hip or laws and what's really interesting about the situation is the u.s. government is investigating them but it's a health and human services civil rights division which is investigating them specifically to determine whether this information will be used to make insurance to terminations that is when you apply for an insurance policy will something that occurred in your background influence that decision though in my opinion what you're building is what i call a life style index which is where they take your medical records and integrate it with all the other information google has ever collected upon you and determine whether you're a good insurance risk or not which is really going beyond what that information was meant for so not only is there a civil rights component to it but there's also a question of did it violate hipaa i say yes no one knew about this situation thi