Which of the following is NOT a common organizational security concern for wearable devices?

Although user health data is a problem for the wearer of the device, unless the device is required by the organization, the user’s health data is typically not an organizational security problem. GPS location data, data exposure from data that is copied to or accessible from the device, and the potential for devices to act as unsecured wireless gateways to the organization’s network are all common security concerns for wearables. Lack of patching, lack of device encryption, and the inability to enforce compliance or security policies are also common concerns for wearables.