Jailed by a Google Search

### The Weaponization of Search Surveillance At 00:00, digital rights researcher Pigeon delivers a presentation on the surveillance of reproductive healthcare at the Crypto and Privacy Village. Pigeon details how law enforcement agencies utilize digital footprints to investigate and prosecute self-induced healthcare decisions.

### Subpoenaing Personal Search Queries and Pharmacy Visits At 04:43, the presentation reviews case studies where criminal prosecutions relied on corporate search logs and digital browsing histories. Pigeon recounts instances where search engine queries for medication dosages and digital receipts from online pharmacies were subpoenaed and used as courtroom evidence.

### Geofence Warrants, Reverse Search Warrants, and Wi-Fi Sniffing At 09:21, Pigeon explains law enforcement surveillance mechanisms including geofence warrants and reverse keyword searches. She highlights how wardriving databases (such as WiGLE) and cellular location telemetry enable dragnet identification of individuals visiting medical clinics.

### Expanding Legal Surveillance Frameworks At 13:54, the speaker examines historical and pending federal communications legislation. She warns that statutes regulating digital telecommunications could be repurposed to criminalize the transmission of reproductive health information and encryption technologies across state lines.

### Operational Security Countermeasures for Personal Privacy Concluding between 15:00 and 18:12, Pigeon provides concrete operational security advice for vulnerable individuals. She recommends using the Tor browser, burner hardware, encrypted messaging applications like Signal, and disabling location services to prevent algorithmic tracking.

(AI summary — Gemini Flash)