Kendra Albert
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Bespoke bullshit and combat epistemology for the right causes.
Non-oblique description: Public interest technology lawyer at Albert Sellars LLP. Friends and really good sandwiches make me happy.
Apparently according to an outlet I've never heard of, the UK police are getting period tracker data on people with pregnancy losses. https://www.tortoisemedia.com/2023/10/30/british-police-testing-women-for-abortion-drugs/
...I did really not need to do period tracker discourse again. The question remains: what is this data useful to prove? Unless how long the people were pregnant was otherwise unknown, I genuinely don't understand what period tracker data adds.
(The drug testing is actually legitimately a big deal.)