Bill would ban sale of reproductive and gender affirming care locations gathered from cellphones
- Massachusetts representatives unanimously approved a bill protecting access to abortions, reproductive health services, and gender-affirming care by banning the sale of location data from cellphones.
- The House voted 159-0 on the legislation, preventing cellphone carriers and data providers from collecting or selling location information related to reproductive and gender-affirming health care.
- The bill restricts the use of data that can identify individuals seeking reproductive or gender-affirming care within 1,850 feet, aiming to safeguard patient privacy.
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