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Abortion bans are going to make stalkerware even more dangerous

Danielle Citron is Faculty Senior Fellow at the University of Virginia's Miller Center and Jefferson Scholars Foundation Schenck Distinguished Professor in Law. She writes, "we need lawmakers to treat the constellation of intimate privacy violations—such as stalkerware, sextortion, doxing, and nonconsensual disclosure of intimate data—as a single problem. We need a civil right to intimate privacy."
Danielle Citron
screenshot of landing page for Public Morality radio show episode with Barbara Perry

Episode 255 Barbara Perry

Interview with Barbara Perry, University of Virginia's Miller Center Director of Presidential Studies, addressing potential ramifications of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.
Barbara Perry
Newsweek

Biden Faces 3 Awkward Anniversaries of Things He Shouldn't Have Said

"We all know powerful variants have emerged, like the Delta variant, but the best defense against these variants is to get vaccinated," the president said in his speech. Barbara Perry, the University of Virginia's director of presidential studies, pointed out to Newsweek that the state of the pandemic had improved at the time of Biden's remark, but it just turned out that "it was the calm before the storm."
Barbara Perry