In a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook, Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin led a group of 10 attorneys general in expressing their concerns over reproductive health privacy on the App Store in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.

“Protecting reproductive privacy in the wake of the Dobbs decision is paramount,” stated Platkin. “Despite promoting privacy as one of its ‘core values’ Apple simply has not done enough to ensure that private reproductive health data collected and stored by apps will not be used to track, harass, or criminalize those seeking to exercise their reproductive freedoms.”

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