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NullTuples

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14. If there's no right to abortion privacy, there won't be for pregnancy privacy, either.

Reply to groundloop (Original post)

Fri Jun 24, 2022, 05:23 PM

Jun 2022

Remember how the creepy Christian Republicans in Texas charted detained immigrants' menstrual cycles?

There's not little if anything stopping law enforcement in red states from doing the same, or requesting it after the fact.

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U.S. tech industry frets about handing data to states prosecuting abortion [View all] groundloop Jun 2022 OP

Kick dalton99a Jun 2022 #1

Do not put your health data online! SheltieLover Jun 2022 #2

Insurance companies, hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and doctors Miguelito Loveless Jun 2022 #7

Yes, I know. SheltieLover Jun 2022 #8

Agreed, Miguelito Loveless Jun 2022 #9

If businesses do not comply, the states will do what DeSantis did to Disney. Irish_Dem Jun 2022 #3

use Duck Duck Go as a browser. easy to add to firefox ZonkerHarris Jun 2022 #4

Probably not good enough. VPN is better. Lonestarblue Jun 2022 #5

Cops can and do request data from ISPs and VPN companies NullTuples Jun 2022 #12

Thanks for the tips Marthe48 Jun 2022 #15

I use a VPN and TOR together Dysfunctional Jun 2022 #19

DuckDuckGo browser allows Microsoft trackers due to search agreement Earth-shine Jun 2022 #28

You can bet on this being the next step. Miguelito Loveless Jun 2022 #6

Forbes: How Target Figured Out A Teen Girl Was Pregnant Before Her Father Did DBoon Jun 2022 #10

Kick & recommend for visibility. Birth control info too. bronxiteforever Jun 2022 #11

Clearly there's only one way to transmit sensitive data: LastLiberal in PalmSprings Jun 2022 #13

If there's no right to abortion privacy, there won't be for pregnancy privacy, either. NullTuples Jun 2022 #14

https://digitaldefensefund.org/ddf-guides/abortion-privacy RipVanWinkle Jun 2022 #16

Privacy policies with respect to our personal digital data will need to be tightened up. Our iluvtennis Jun 2022 #17

Don't Worry Tech Industry. ruet Jun 2022 #18

Welcome to Gilead. paleotn Jun 2022 #20

If they stop snooping on Americans BlueIdaho Jun 2022 #21

Then don't hand over raising2moredems Jun 2022 #22

They Won't. ruet Jun 2022 #23

Don't do it Wolf Frankula Jun 2022 #24

A Constitutional problem similar to Fugitive Slave Laws. malthaussen Jun 2022 #25

Simple to avoid tracking if you need to avoid it, just have your friend or someone close to you SWBTATTReg Jun 2022 #26

To all those people who swore that I was being paranoid about this stuff. OldBaldy1701E Jun 2022 #27

Just tell them you don't have it SouthernDem4ever Jun 2022 #29

I want to sign up for those women's monthly apps RainCaster Jun 2022 #30