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In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade, some digital privacy experts are warning women against using apps to track their...

You looked at on line. its treated exactly the same in the law right now, and thats what the pre-existing condition is. >> reporter: as states tighten abortion laws, prosecutors could go after people seeking an abortion or those helping them by subpoenaing data linked on fertility apps, period trackers, and on internet searches. companies currently sell that kind of data mainly to advertisers because its profitable. >> data brokers, law enforcement buy information from them allt time. it could b...

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Meanwhile, russia is going to express its continuing dissatisfaction with u.s. support for ukraine by not saying congratulations this independence day. president putins spokesman said normally there would be a telegram to that effect but this year he says that would be inappropriate because of what he describes as americas unfriendly policies towards russia. brianna. >> phil black, thank you so much. live for us from ukraine. the price of food, gas, even fireworks putting a real damper on four...

Prosecute abortion. vanessa yurkevich has the details. >> any data related to reproduction is profitable. >> reporter: our data sever russell westbrook and its for sale. now that roe versus wade is overturned law enforcement could use a womans personal data to bring criminal charges if they suspect shes received any legal abortion. >> there is no difference in the data from your reproductive choices than the pair of shoes you looked at online. its treated exactly the same in the law right now an...

Bidens going to run for re-election or whether a new crop of democrats will vie for the nomination. >> thanks, guys. have a great holiday. hope you get some rest, some fun, some barbecue today. >> thank you. still ahead, new warnings for women who use fertility apps as states across the country move to ban access to abortion. could that data be used to surveil pregnant women? stay with us. dad, when is the future? um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, whats ahead of us. i dont get it.

Legally? the battle among states, the legal ramifications to women, doctors, no exceptions in some cases for rape, incest, or even the health of the mother? >> it is a legal nightmare, particularly for how you are going to enforce it. it is one thing to say you are going to outlaw abortion. but how are you going to criminalize it? in the sense of how will you prove there has been an illegal abortion without trampling on other privacy-related rights? doctor-patient privilege. the idea of if the w...

>> jesse: you can see videos of me online doing something untoward, it was putin. i have a built-in thing. when greg tweets at night, ive been drinking. >> greg: its true. >> kennedy: remember the cambridge analytica scandal? its a really brilliant way for nefarious actors about getting information about americans. they create an app where americans can stare at themselves or talk about themselves and suck up information. so the face app creators that were based in russia say no, we only keep th...