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Pro-Choice

Eugene

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6. And I forgot about technological means, including smartphone data.

Reply to calimary (Reply #5)

Wed Nov 15, 2023, 04:51 AM

Nov 2023

A period tracking app vendor can share its data with law enforcement.
Poland already surveils women like this.

U.S. based state prosecutors have already used phone location data
and internet search histories to make "kidnapping" and "trafficking"
charges.

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Things to know about efforts to block people from crossing state lines for abortion [View all] Eugene Nov 2023 OP

Thank you Eugene enough Nov 2023 #1

KNR with thanks for posting this important information. niyad Nov 2023 #2

How do they know some woman is crossing state line to get an abortion? calimary Nov 2023 #3

The Texas abortion bounty law only requires suspicion, not evidence, as a basis to sue. Eugene Nov 2023 #4

Boy they REALLY want to lock women away. calimary Nov 2023 #5

And I forgot about technological means, including smartphone data. Eugene Nov 2023 #6

This makes me even more suspicious re: the intent AND extent calimary Nov 2023 #7