; (ii) a person engaged in a de minimis collection or processing of emergency health data; (iii) a service provider; (iv) a person acting in their individual or household capacity; or (v) a public health authority. (5) Demographic data The term demographic data means information relating to the actual or perceived race, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, Tribal affiliation, disability, domicile, employment status, familial status, immigration status, or veteran status of an individual or group of individuals. (6) Device The term device means any electronic equipment that is primarily designed for or marketed to consumers. (7) Disclosure The term disclosure , with respect to emergency health data, means the releasing, transferring, selling, providing access to, licensing, or divulging in any manner by a covered organization to a third party. (8) Emergency health data The term emergency health data means data linked or reasonably linkable to an individual or device, including data inferred or derived about the individual or device from other collected data provided such data is still linked or reasonably linkable to the individual or device, that concerns the public COVID–19 health emergency. Such data includes— (A) information that reveals the past, present, or future physical or behavioral health or condition of, or provision of healthcare to, an individual, including— (i) data derived from the testing or examination of a body part or bodily substance, or a request for such testing; (ii) whether or not an individual has contracted or been tested for, or an estimate of the likelihood that a particular individual may contract, such disease or disorder; and (iii) genetic data, biological samples, and biometrics