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In a video shared with The Post, Lockdown founder Johnny Lin tried scheduling a “surgical abortion” on Planned Parenthood's website. A development tool showed his IP address was shared with a variety of third parties like Google, Facebook and TikTok. https://t.co/YVR0ACbOAL https://t.co/JCP9TT0zik — PolitiTweet.org

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An investigation by Lockdown Privacy, the maker of an app that blocks online tracking, found Planned Parenthood’s website could tell big tech companies about abortions that have been scheduled. https://t.co/YVR0ACbOAL https://t.co/ehz7LPXLWx — PolitiTweet.org

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Data sitting on servers is vulnerable to potential cyberattacks or government subpoenas. In a criminal abortion case, an IP address would be pertinent because it can be used by internet service providers and law enforcement to trace back to individuals. https://t.co/YVR0ACbOAL https://t.co/r0LTfRsk45 — PolitiTweet.org

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