From MotherJones: As just one example, search histories mentioning abortion medication have already been entered as evidence in fetal death cases prosecuted as crimes.
.) And the nearest clinic might be at capacity, or out of state altogether, and you can’t afford the costs of travel.So you try the next quickest option: googling “how to buy abortion pills.” You might encounter a site like, launched by Dutch doctor Rebecca Gomperts, who conducts telemedicine appointments and arranges shipments of mifepristone and misoprostol—another drug used in medication abortion—from abroad.
—can easily duplicate all data on a user’s phone into one convenient, searchable, thousands-of-pages-long file.Such tools, Conti-Cook says, aren’t “futuristic or speculative at all,” and have few limits on the scope of their use. In fact, more than 2,000 government agencies—from police departments and prisons to public schools and housing authorities—use them to extract and share data in investigations of all kinds.
, recording details like license plate numbers as patients and their escorts come and go. Christian fundamentalist anti-abrotion group Operation Rescue maintains a database, AbortionDocs.org, that lists the names, workplaces, and sometimes home addresses of abortion providers.In the late 1990s, the “Nuremberg Files” website—an AbortionDocs.
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