Rock Health: Which tech companies do consumers trust with their data?

Google tops the list of technology healthcare companies consumers trust most, according to a Rock Health report.

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For the 2016 “Digital Health Consumer Adoption” report, Rock Health — a digital health venture fund — surveyed more than 4,000 healthcare consumers across the United States.

Here’s how seven leading companies stacked up when consumers were asked: “With which tech company would you share your health data?”

1. Google — 60 percent

2. Microsoft — 56 percent

3. Samsung — 54 percent

4. Apple — 50 percent

5. Amazon — 39 percent

6. Facebook — 39 percent

7. IBM — 37 percent

Click here to view the full report.

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