Engadget Podcast: Our digital privacy and rights post-Roe v. Wade
This week, Cherlynn is joined by senior editors Jessica Conditt and Karissa Bell to discuss the United States ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade, and how, in…
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On a post-Roe v. Wade internet, unvetted abortion support is going viral
Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last week, ending the constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy, social media platforms have buzzed…
Post-Roe, Her Facebook Group Went Viral
When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade on Friday, Veronica Risinger started what she thought would be a tiny Facebook group for her neighbors in…
The post-Roe data privacy nightmare is way bigger than period tracking apps
Since the Supreme Court’s draft decision overturning Roe v. Wade leaked, influencers, activists and privacy advocates have urged users to delete…
The biggest privacy risks in seeking abortion care in post-Roe America
For millions of Americans, finding abortion services in the US just became a legal minefield. With the Supreme Court’s ruling on Friday, suddenly “how to…
The Post-Roe Privacy Nightmare Has Arrived
The United States Supreme Court yesterday struck down Roe v. Wade, the monumental 1973 decision that guaranteed the right to abortion in the US for 49 years…
How Abortion Clinics Are Racing to Prepare for a Post-‘Roe’ America
Further limitations may be on the horizon. Republicans who support restricting abortion outnumber Democrats in the state legislature, and while North…
Period and Fertility Apps Can Be Weaponized in a Post-Roe World
According to Fox Cahn, apps that collect and store data on their own servers are particularly dangerous, both because the data can be sold and hacked, but…
Patients May Not Receive Miscarriage Care in a Post-Roe America
For those wondering how miscarriages would be managed in a post-Roe America, Texas could be a frightening harbinger. In December 2021, Anna, a woman who…
The Post-Roe Battleground for Abortion Pills Will Be Your Mailbox
Historically, a state’s legal code has been assumed to stop at its borders. And for the most part, states have not prosecuted residents who leave to do…