Protect privacy IOS8 developers to share HealthKit data

Apple has now updated its iOS8 terms of use and will not allow developers to sell any information obtained through the HealthKit framework in order to protect user privacy, The Guardian reported. Apple said it would not allow developers to sell any information obtained through the HealthKit framework. But the company added that if third parties used the data to carry out medical-related research, they could still share information with them. However, before sharing data, the user must first obtain permission, and the user has the right to choose not to participate in any research projects. Earlier this year, HealthKit with IOS8 at the Apple developer Conference. HealthKit is the center for collecting third-party Health Application data, all data will be parsed and presented through HealthKit, and can be easily understood in graphical form. Health information is important to individuals, and advertisers will struggle to target users after updating their privacy policies. Apple's move is not surprising, however, because Apple has never allowed developers to access such important data without restrictions. For example, Apple has previously imposed a similar restriction on TOUCHIDAPI (the Application Programming Interface), which does not allow developers to access the user's fingerprint data. Now, the latest news shows that the company has officially announced that the Pacific Time September 9 10 o'clock in the morning (Beijing time September 10 1 o'clock in the morning), in the United States, Cubertino City Flint Theater Conference, in addition to IPHONE6 and other hardware products, Apple will also announce the formal push iOS8 update.