Defending Dentistry | Why I Think Apps Are Rude
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Defending Dentistry | Why I Think Apps Are Rude
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Ever downloaded an app just to track a package... only to discover it wants your location, your contacts, your notifications—and maybe even a monthly subscription?
In this episode of Defending Dentistry, Anne shares a real-life story that started with a simple pair of prescription glasses and turned into a lesson about privacy, digital consent, and why she thinks some apps are just plain rude.
With her usual practical, no-geek-speak approach, Anne explores:
- Why we're experiencing "privacy fatigue"
- How app permissions can expose more information than you realize
- Why access to your contacts isn't just about your privacy
- Three simple questions to ask before downloading your next app
Whether you work in dentistry, healthcare, or simply use a smartphone, this episode will make you think twice before tapping "Accept."
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