https://apnews.com/29772a8cd946b9e6cb0d050bf008e797

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A surveillance technology company that had a $21 million contract with the state of Utah suspended over its founder's past associations with white supremacists also had a contract with a healthcare company, to track coronavirus patient data.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports the contract would have allowed Park City-based tech company Banjo to sell data it collected through government agencies to an outside organization.