Addressing Digital Privacy Post-Roe v. Wade

July 15, 2022

Where We Live, Connecticut Public Radio

Period-tracking apps have been a target of concern since the Supreme Court’s ruling. But legal experts like Free Press’ Nora Benavidez say “digital dragnets” are a broader concern.

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