Why period tracker apps, location data are raising concerns after Roe v. Wade overturn

AUSTIN (KXAN) — With the overturn of Roe v. Wade and the imminent Texas abortion "trigger law," some privacy experts warn that data collected via period tracker apps, internet searches, location history and other data could be used against people who get abortions.
India McKinney, the director of federal affairs at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said these concerns are not new."It is only new when it comes to abortion services because the underlying legal landscape has changed all of