In Europe in the past 2 years: (1) Huge billboards at the stations around the important hospitals advertising one of these insidious ask-Alexa-ish services aimed at health problems -- like, tell it your symptoms and it gives you info. (2) These mysterious health companies doing all the advertising are portraying themselves as start-ups, but have bottomless budgets and answer to higher-up US-based companies tracing back to Google, according to some of the people who ended up working for and sitting in at these "start-up" meetings. (3) These US-based companies are hiring innocent European medical students and paying them 4x the normal student salary to go doctor-to-doctor and give a sales pitch about how wonderful their new digitalization software is. Essentially, trying to rot the European system from the middle. The EU is a bastion of privacy and patient rights, which is why these digital systems have been scorned. When was the last time any of us heard of a digital system that didn't, oops sorry, shockingly have big compromised database break-ins, all your data delivered on a silver platter to just the right interested parties....