If it’s early enough, it can be hard to tell if the woman is even pregnant.

State prosecutors want to be able to demand
out-of-state medical records.

Then, of course, there is the nightmare scenario,
where a cop pulls a car over, sees a woman
in the car and asks, "You're out late tonight.
Where are you heading?" There's a video
for this, but I can't locate it now.

Then again, the absolute hardliners propose
vigilantes who observe travelers at airports,
bus stations and highways for "suspicious"
activity.

SHEESH! How long before a woman who simply wants to go run an errand will be forced to have a government-appointed escort to make sure ALL she wants is a quart of milk and some fresh veggies?

DAMMIT!!! The efforts to force time to roll back in women’s rights, privacy, and freedom are stampeding right ahead! Shall we all be fitted with milk maid outfits or housekeepers’ uniforms or some such ridiculous things?

Back to the “Woman as Property” days, it seems.

A period tracking app vendor can share its data with law enforcement.
Poland already surveils women like this.

U.S. based state prosecutors have already used phone location data
and internet search histories to make "kidnapping" and "trafficking"
charges.

of the ability to dominate women. Period trackers, eh?

So that means we need more thinking and more options as to how those strategies can be defeated.