Digital surveillance risks post-Roe v. Wade ruling with Legal Voice’s Kim Clark + PE firm acquires Zendesk for $10.2B | E1494

Today, we bring on Kim Clark, an attorney at Legal Voice, who reached out to Molly after listening to our shows last week that mentioned the impacts of surveillance on healthcare privacy, notably abortion (2:13). And in related news, today’s Startup of the day is Stardust, an end-to-end encrypted Period Tracking App (39:13). Then, we cover a non-Roe v. Wade story: Zendesk will be acquired by an investor group in an all-cash transaction valuing it at around $10.2B (42:45).

(0:00) Jason and Molly intro today’s show!
(2:13) Roe v. Wade overturned: Kim Clark, Senior Attorney at Seattle-based Legal Voice, joins to discuss
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(12:06) Digital surveillance of pregnant women or women trying to become pregnant
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(25:24) Period tracking apps and user data
(27:06) Medication abortions
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(33:00) Best thing to do if you care about this issue
(39:13) Startup of the Day: Stardust, a privacy-first Period Tracker App
(42:45) Zendesk has agreed to be acquired by investor group in all-cash transaction valuing it at around $10.2 billion
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