Thread by @suzibasterd

1. If you heard that a town in Ohio was offered free medical devices as a testing site for a bracelet that tracks medical data and gives that info to first responders, then 3 weeks later the deadliest train derailment in US history happened there, would you be concerned a bit?👇

2. Well, that's what happened:
3 weeks ago East Palestine, OH, launched the MyID campaign for its 4,700 residents, "a medical information system that helps first responders provide care." #OhioTrainDisaster

wkbn.com/news/local-new…

3. MyID provides wearable devices that have QR codes & EMS use a camera phone to access the medical information.
“We’re not doing this to gain anybody’s information, to try & steal information. We’re doing this to help the public in medical emergencies,” Fire Chief Drabick said.

4. As of 1/26, "People who sign up on Sunday could get their devices in a couple of weeks, and that’s when MyID will go live.
"Any phone camera can open it, but there’s no Social Security numbers or insurance numbers that are included in the information."
rumble.com/v29mpom-is-thi…

5. Founded by hedge fund manager Geoffrey Arone, MyID is "an identity management tool that helps its users protect their privacy, finances, reputation, and safety online."

6. According to their privacy policy, "MyID is not subject to HIPAA regulations."
shop.getmyid.com/pages/privacy-…

https://twitter.com/ElijahSchaffer/status/1626411810869096450?t=t0sEz8QSLYXU5kotby5wFQ&s=19

Thanks to @BareFeetToday for finding this gem. This CEO is right out of the Clinton Foundation.

https://twitter.com/BareFeetToday/status/1627303035105075201?t=u3z044zPAe5opkuad9qiMQ&s=19

Wow, look at this thread! 😲 Great work, Horseman. I didn't connect the dots with Experian...hand to God I was thinking of the travel company, not the finance company!

https://twitter.com/crypto_norseman/status/1627387643389526016?t=OD1z8Kxsmzg4hQLJIQ3mnw&s=19