BIG BROTHER OUT TO LUNCH
summary
Panel links concrete projects and problems: a Swiss-funded Food Coach prototype ingests donated supermarket loyalty data from two major retailers, combines it with sensors (activity, continuous glucose), blood biomarkers, genotyping and microbiome assays, and exposes a clinician dashboard and user app currently in trials. Regulators and testers flag GDPR risks, medical-device thresholds, and poor privacy practices in many commercial apps; studies note almost 4 million obesity deaths in 2017 and that only three of five apps improved privacy after review.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:52Digital food activism
- 15:23Q&A
- 17:09Personalized nutrition science
- 27:49GDPR risks in apps
- 40:54Beyond data protection
- 51:07Consent challenges
- 1:06:08Consumer law convergence
- 1:11:01Closing remarks
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