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I suspect that having visited one of those places could be considered proof of wrongdoing in a legal proceeding. I’m not sure that visits are sufficient to lea

by bertil 3y ago

I suspect that having visited one of those places could be considered proof of wrongdoing in a legal proceeding. I’m not sure that visits are sufficient to lead to incrimination now, but it might be soon — enough that those visits should be considered “sensitive” by any commonly understood acception of the word.

prepend 3y ago
> I suspect that having visited one of those places could be considered proof of wrongdoing in a legal proceeding. No as there are other services- breast exams, birth control, consults, etc. Most people visit planned parenthood for things other than abortions. I think the risk is to cast a net for everyone who visited and then buy deid medical data on those individuals and then subpoena specific records of individuals. So this data is just the first piece since they can’t just read everyone’s medical record.