Control and sharing

Privacy controls

Privacy in CareFile is not a setting you turn on – it's the default state. Sensitive identifiers and records are masked until you choose to reveal them, giving you control at every interaction.

Privacy controls

Identifiers – masked by default

Medicare number

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IHI

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NDIS number

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Numbers are hidden until you tap. Safe to hand your phone to a receptionist.

What is included

Default masking for sensitive identifiers
Reveal on demand with a single tap
Screen-sharing safe mode
Granular visibility controls per section
No automatic data sharing with third parties

Why it matters

Masked by design, not by choice

You shouldn't have to remember to hide sensitive information – it should be hidden until you need it. CareFile masks numbers and identifiers by default.

Safe to show your phone

In a waiting room or clinic, you often hand your phone to a receptionist. CareFile's masked defaults mean only the relevant information is visible.

No third-party data sharing

CareFile is built around the principle that your data belongs to you. Nothing is shared with insurers, advertisers, or third parties.

Related features

Control and sharing

Sharing permissions

Sharing health and care information should be a deliberate choice, not a default. CareFile lets you decide exactly what to share, with whom, and for how long – and revoke it at any time.

Control and sharing

Consent history

Knowing who has seen your information – and when – is a basic right. CareFile keeps a clear consent history so you can review every sharing decision and revoke access when it's no longer appropriate.

Control and sharing

Emergency access

In a medical emergency, the right information in the right hands can change outcomes. CareFile lets you designate trusted people who can access your essential health information when you cannot provide it yourself.

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