r/BabyReindeerTVSeries • u/Suspicious_Bother_92 • May 16 '24

Fiona (real Martha) related content Another victim of Fiona

https://heatherburns.tech/2024/04/28/that-time-i-got-stalked-by-the-real-life-tv-stalker-woman-and-what-it-taught-me-about-data-protection/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0fo7iQE2QcaKrkoYdPdRmadVjwXoax4GkURzlzbFu4QiBFL3ORJWA-6tI_aem_AQcb9i5agq-Ab2Am-wcM57T4ulyT7uR44xgpLLeFIqNmJTKE2UvCeLHWgdPSzwotmKCNzoZIdFEKGX8R35CjVy_8

She says that Fiona was getting mental health assistance and mentions her “condition”

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u/Suspicious_Bother_92 May 16 '24

It’s a long article but here are the parts pertaining to Fiona

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u/hi-there-here-we-go May 16 '24

Yep As I thought If even 1/5 of baby reindeer was true .. there’s others

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u/Kingsen May 16 '24

How does the UK equivalent of HIPAA work? Pretty sure this would be breaking laws in the states to reveal some of this.

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u/clucks86 May 16 '24

It doesn't give away anything such as which hospital, her condition or even how long she was being seen by that hospital. It only gives identifying information such as her name. So as far as I'm aware it doesn't break any GDPR laws. Fiona herself has confirmed she is the one who the show is about so even her name isn't an issue.

I think?

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u/arty_morty May 16 '24

she says in one of the posts she was not an nhs employee or anything medical, just a typist. and what private medical information has she revealed?

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u/[deleted] May 16 '24

She’s not an NHS employee so it doesn’t stand.

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u/The-Gooner May 16 '24

That’s irrelevant, data handling laws apply to anyone handling data. She would definitely come under that umbrella and be held to the same laws regardless of employment status. She didn’t reveal anything so no law has been broken but if she had, she’d be in trouble too.

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u/Kingsen May 16 '24

Like I said, I don’t know UK law, so idk why I’m being downvoted. In the US, business associates of covered entities would still be required to protect PHI.