Kate Bertash

And so we like tend to then imagine these other threats that feel perhaps closer to our daily experience, especially as like often people who are not racially targeted by police, who are not targeted by the family policing system or have their pregnancies surveilled by the hospital systems.

And so we like tend to then imagine these other threats that feel perhaps closer to our daily experience, especially as like often people who are not racially targeted by police, who are not targeted by the family policing system or have their pregnancies surveilled by the hospital systems.

So people like to imagine then that, I think a big one that we all hear and I think we're all going to take a deep breath at the same time is period tracking apps. I thought it was kind of remarkable. That's crystal. I'm sure you hear this too. And I would love to leave space crystal for you to add any context to sort of like the threats that are, that are present versus stuff that people imagine.

So people like to imagine then that, I think a big one that we all hear and I think we're all going to take a deep breath at the same time is period tracking apps. I thought it was kind of remarkable. That's crystal. I'm sure you hear this too. And I would love to leave space crystal for you to add any context to sort of like the threats that are, that are present versus stuff that people imagine.

So people like to imagine then that, I think a big one that we all hear and I think we're all going to take a deep breath at the same time is period tracking apps. I thought it was kind of remarkable. That's crystal. I'm sure you hear this too. And I would love to leave space crystal for you to add any context to sort of like the threats that are, that are present versus stuff that people imagine.

Yeah, I think one of the really tough things, right, is that like, so like neither I or Crystal are attorneys, but often people are just getting a lot of advice from attorneys.

Yeah, I think one of the really tough things, right, is that like, so like neither I or Crystal are attorneys, but often people are just getting a lot of advice from attorneys.

Yeah, I think one of the really tough things, right, is that like, so like neither I or Crystal are attorneys, but often people are just getting a lot of advice from attorneys.

And some of our work here is to make sure that like when you get sort of this idea of when something might be criminalized or often like in this circumstance where we just like don't know actually how it's going to show up a lot yet. We're trying to think about sort of what are the ways we can have our digital devices and our technology sort of support us with these by default strategies.

And some of our work here is to make sure that like when you get sort of this idea of when something might be criminalized or often like in this circumstance where we just like don't know actually how it's going to show up a lot yet. We're trying to think about sort of what are the ways we can have our digital devices and our technology sort of support us with these by default strategies.

And some of our work here is to make sure that like when you get sort of this idea of when something might be criminalized or often like in this circumstance where we just like don't know actually how it's going to show up a lot yet. We're trying to think about sort of what are the ways we can have our digital devices and our technology sort of support us with these by default strategies.

type of settings. One of the things that's really tough to, I think, understand until you've been through it is sort of like what it looks like when you go through any kind of investigation. I think the

type of settings. One of the things that's really tough to, I think, understand until you've been through it is sort of like what it looks like when you go through any kind of investigation. I think the

type of settings. One of the things that's really tough to, I think, understand until you've been through it is sort of like what it looks like when you go through any kind of investigation. I think the

other hard kind of like context to get from the way we talk about it now is that a lot of how pregnancy is criminalized, that sort of scaffolding, that infrastructure was built during the drug war. So one of the most common kinds of pregnancy criminalization in America is drug testing people who are pregnant or come to give birth without their consent. And, you know, so we basically consider like

other hard kind of like context to get from the way we talk about it now is that a lot of how pregnancy is criminalized, that sort of scaffolding, that infrastructure was built during the drug war. So one of the most common kinds of pregnancy criminalization in America is drug testing people who are pregnant or come to give birth without their consent. And, you know, so we basically consider like

other hard kind of like context to get from the way we talk about it now is that a lot of how pregnancy is criminalized, that sort of scaffolding, that infrastructure was built during the drug war. So one of the most common kinds of pregnancy criminalization in America is drug testing people who are pregnant or come to give birth without their consent. And, you know, so we basically consider like

being an alleged drug user to be the the sort of like primary way that our decision of like how much the digital evidence matters has like kind of come to take shape so often when an investigation is happening the police will look for where are all the sources of information i can find about this because like the human body is like not super compliant with like digital forensic evidence evidentiary processes i think it's like one of the most magical things about humans is that you know our bodies defy the letter of law in in so many wonderful ways

being an alleged drug user to be the the sort of like primary way that our decision of like how much the digital evidence matters has like kind of come to take shape so often when an investigation is happening the police will look for where are all the sources of information i can find about this because like the human body is like not super compliant with like digital forensic evidence evidentiary processes i think it's like one of the most magical things about humans is that you know our bodies defy the letter of law in in so many wonderful ways

being an alleged drug user to be the the sort of like primary way that our decision of like how much the digital evidence matters has like kind of come to take shape so often when an investigation is happening the police will look for where are all the sources of information i can find about this because like the human body is like not super compliant with like digital forensic evidence evidentiary processes i think it's like one of the most magical things about humans is that you know our bodies defy the letter of law in in so many wonderful ways