In a world where more cameras, more recording devices, and more surveillance are being introduced each day, it makes sense to push back. To be uncomfortable. The same is true when EHRs want you to start recording and transcribing therapy sessions.
Meta's new glasses can record you without you even realizing it.
Gross.
Employers monitor employees' computer screens.
Yuck.
Cities install cameras that keep tabs on everyone's comings and goings.
Yikes.
Some EHRs record and transcribe what used to be one of the most private conversations a person could have: talking with their therapist during a therapy session.
We agree this one is a bad idea too...
... Right?
Published on July 10, 2026.
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