Online health data could be used to prosecute abortion, experts say

Experts warn that data from fertility apps, period trackers, and internet searches could all be subpoenaed by law enforcement.

“There’s a lot of panic right now, and I think rightfully so about the feeling and the ability to trust and expect that the information about most sensitive information about our bodies and our relationships and our health is ours,” Citron said.

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