@lrvick You might reach out to Richard Stallman, or at least look into his writings.
I see two ethical issues here. First, as you noted, this is a denial of medical care. I'm not that kind of doctor, so I don't know the ins and outs here, but I'm pretty sure there are some. You need to know how these affects your situation.
Second, as a condition of receiving medical care, you are required to install software that, because it is proprietary, you cannot audit.
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You might reach out to Richard Stallman
David - No one listens to him anymore. In fact, he's made fun of. There was a post that was trending here recently about Richard Stallman's corner in MIT and how 'it should be avoided'.
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