Ethical Issues in the Use of Smartphone Apps for HIV Prevention in Malaysia: Focus Group Study With Men Who Have Sex With Men.

Antoine Khati,Jeffrey A Wickersham,Aviana O Rosen,Jeffrey Ralph B Luces,Nicholas Copenhaver,Alma Jeri-Wahrhaftig,Mohd Akbar Ab Halim,Iskandar Azwa,Kamal Gautam,Kai Hong Ooi,Roman Shrestha

JMIR formative research（2022）

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Abstract

The study's findings highlight the role of ethical concerns related to the use of app-based HIV prevention programs. Given the ever-growing nature of such technological platforms that are intermixed with a complex ethical-legal landscape, mobile health platforms must be safe and secure to minimize unintended harm, safeguard user privacy and confidentiality, and obtain public trust and uptake.

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HIV,HIV prevention,Malaysia,confidentiality,ethics,focus group,implementation,mHealth,men who have sex with men,mobile app,mobile apps,mobile health,mobile phone,privacy,user privacy

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