Weaponizing Technology: Examining the Importance of Privacy...
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Argues that Dobbs erased a constitutional floor and lets ordinary consumer traces—period apps, phone location, rental‑car and hotel bookings, Amazon orders, Ring footage, payment records—become prosecutable evidence; gives a concrete chain: a 545‑mile clinic trip booked with a parents’ credit card and Amazon purchases that creates cross‑platform metadata law enforcement can subpoena. Notes HIPAA gaps, GDPR advantages, and a privacy‑forward alternative Yuki, and urges builders to adopt privacy by Design and security by Design.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:42Reproductive Justice primer
- 11:02Legal landscape before/after Dobbs
- 18:04Impact of Dobbs decision
- 21:57Technology for reproductive surveillance
- 27:17Digital surveillance case study
- 35:03Privacy by Design principles
- 44:11Future of reproductive privacy
- 45:24Q&A
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