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Same thing in the US. Searching for "abortion" is not illegal. Anyone who thinks so is paranoid.


It is not paranoia when someone is actually out to get you.


Searching google for "Abortion" is not going to have someone after you.


Having a miscarriage after you googled the word abortion will turn a tragic situation into an even worse one.


Returning to the topic of the article, how does DICT - a network protocol - makes a difference here? Are there any states where traffic gets recorded or queried for keywords? That seems like a huge privacy violation and would be a more interesting article.




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