alt Hacker NewsAny insurance covered therapy in the US. And assume any private practice that does not explicitly state they do not electronically store session notes.
Apart from therapy, I expect a lot of sensitive and private information to be hacked and released in the next 10 years. Most importantly, all non securely encrypted text based communications.
Which begs the question why this all has to be put in electronic form.
Using your face or fingerprint to unlock things, which anyone can steal. Many people even have their retinal scans stored in their opticians' databases which won't be secure either as biometric ID.