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Balancing User Trust and Mental Health Outcomes: A Comparative Analysis of Data Privacy Practices in Nigerian Mental Health Apps and the EU's GDPR
The increasing use of mental health apps in Nigeria has the potential to improve access to mental health services, but this also raises concerns about data security and protection. Concerns about data privacy, lack of adequate regulation and cultural stigma in the long run chip away at users’ trust
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