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Privacy in consumer wearable technologies: a living systematic analysis of data policies across leading manufacturers
Abstract The widespread adoption of consumer wearable devices has enabled continuous biometric data collection at an unprecedented scale, raising important questions about data privacy, security, and user rights. In this study, we systematically evaluated the privacy policies of 17 leading wearable
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