The United States Supreme Court, in Roe v. Wade’s decision to legalize abortion had canceled† This decision, which sparked protests across the country, took away women’s constitutional rights to abortion and paved the way for a ban in some states.

This new decision has prompted many tech giants to take steps to protect their employees. Google, Netflix, Tesla and many more companies have announced that they will provide abortion support to their employees and cover the costs of going places where the process is legal. While discussions on the topic continued unabated, another move came from Google.

Google removes location history to prevent women from being tracked

Roe v. After Wade’s cancellation, many people in the country who would undergo abortions began to fear that the practices they use every day could be used against them. Google has also decided to take steps against such negativities that may arise.

In the company’s statements on Friday, Google’s location history data was declared to be removed. Accordingly, the Company will delete location history data in locations described as “personal”. These are advice centers, abortion clinics, It includes places such as addiction treatment facilities.

Google, in line with the new decisions in the country It will prevent people from being tracked who travel to different places for abortion. He added that this feature, which will prevent and prevent potential problems, will come into effect in the coming weeks.