How Data Tracking Could Be Used To Prosecute Abortion
Episode Date: May 11, 2022As the Supreme Court considers overturning or scaling back Roe, online privacy and pro-choice advocates are concerned about how police might use data...
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1536 episodes transcribedAs the Supreme Court considers overturning or scaling back Roe, online privacy and pro-choice advocates are concerned about how police might use data...
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