If Roe v. Wade gets overturned, any location and search data about users collected by tech companies might be used in abortion-related criminal prosecutions
Fellow #tech workers - your ads & analytics trackers could put vulnerable women in Texas & beyond at serious risk once #RoeVWade is overturned. Let's do something about it! https://twitter.com/...
@ericswalwell
Eric Swalwell on x
If you are pregnant and suffer the trauma of a miscarriage, Republicans are trying to make it so that prosecutors seeking can obtain your internet search or other data to determine whether a provider delivered illegal services. https://www.axios.com/...
@evan_greer
Evan Greer on x
I spoke with @inafried about how, because of their surveillance-driven business models, “If people seeking or providing reproductive healthcare are criminalized, tech companies will be aiding and abetting government crackdowns on reproductive rights.” https://t.co/ij98d8IUiZ
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Jon Cooper on x
If the leaked Roe v. Wade draft opinion becomes law, court orders could soon arrive at tech firm offices seeking information about individuals searching online for emergency contraception, those seen near a suspected abortion clinic, and more. https://www.axios.com/...