The Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization has made more obvious the misuse and abuse of abortion and pregnancy data, raising greater concerns about how this data could be used to identify pregnant individuals and enforce abortion bans and other laws that criminalize reproductive healthcare. Given that abortion rates in 2019 were highest amongst adolescents in comparison to other age groups, the consequences of turning mass surveillance and precise data collection practices towards abortion data will have significant detrimental effects on the privacy of children and young people who get pregnant.