The dangers of unfettered access to Americans' personal data have never been more clear. Researching birth control online, updating a period-tracking app or bringing a phone to the doctor's office could be used to track and prosecute women across the U.S.
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Passing my Fourth Amendment is Not For Sale Act would make it harder for Republican states to persecute anyone seeking an abortion by weaponizing their personal information. This is must-pass legislation to protect Americans’ constitutional right to privacy.
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Kaiser Dental just asked me what my religious affiliation was. To get a dental appointment. Which has nothing to do with my teeth. I asked why they asked that. Response, "Don't know, it just got added to the form." Why do they want to add my religion to their data base?
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Next, look at the 3rd party online verification. They're doing data mining - without telling customers, or asking permission. They ask customers to "verify" information that they have in their database from other sources. I assume so they can sell that info as verified.
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I fully support the 4th amendment bill. I think it is 2-plus years late, only because the principals were in favor of breaching everyone's privacy (and happily) breached our privacy when it met THIER agenda. It's all so sad.
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