

Privacy risks in post-Roe USA, the internet's recommendation problem, and our Asus gaming laptop guide
Jun 29, 2022
Nicole Wetsman, a health technology reporter, and Corin Faife, a senior privacy and cybersecurity reporter, discuss critical privacy risks for those seeking abortions in post-Roe America. They emphasize the importance of safeguarding personal data and the chilling effects of legal changes on digital privacy. Monica Chin, a senior reviewer, dives into the complexities of Asus's gaming laptops, offering insights on which models suit gamers' needs best. The conversation also touches on the failures of online recommendation systems and how user preferences impact their effectiveness.
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Period Tracking App Deletion
- Delete period tracking apps if you are concerned about data privacy.
- This is a small step, but not the only necessary precaution.
Data Privacy and the Fourth Amendment
- Data privacy is protected by the Fourth Amendment, requiring warrants for searches.
- However, in criminal investigations, data like search history can be used as evidence.
Evidence Collection Methods
- Evidence collection methods are simpler than expected, focusing on hospital visits and miscarriages.
- Doctors' suspicions can trigger investigations, adding another layer of complexity.