Literally what the Nazis did to the Roma and Jews.

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    A related measure advancing through the legislature would compel providers to submit extensive details about care, including age, treatments, and geographic data, to the state, which would then publish aggregated reports. While the bill bars the release of directly identifying information, privacy experts warn that the level of detail could still make individuals identifiable, particularly in smaller communities.

    Not, fund, not study, not regulate, not analyze, collect and publish.

    Data does not need to include name address and phone number to be personally identifying. Furthermore, how is it that the state can compel the collection of extremely private health information?

    This is designed to endanger trans people and discourage them from seeking medical care.

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      Wanna bet that they’re going to use a third party company that “wasn’t supposed to” store PII, and that “no one could have known” about this issue until there’s a “data breach” and leak?