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What your phone knows could help scientists understand your health: A new open-source platform aims to help health researchers examine how digital interactions influence physical and mental health. (news.stanford.edu)

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Stanford researchers launched an open-source platform for collecting screenome data to study health behaviors.
The system simplifies data collection for researchers without technical expertise, removing previous barriers to screenome research.
By addressing privacy concerns with strict protocols, the initiative seeks to make meaningful interventions possible, paving the way for personalized health insights.

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[–] Bishma@discuss.tchncs.de 3 points 1 day ago

The main thing my phone knows about me is that I'm good at setting it down at 6:30am and forgetting it exists until 10:30pm. And from the dresser I usually leave it on, it can probably hear how often the toilet flushes in our house.