The ‘infidelity kits’ used to swab and test your partners’ underwear

Tracking devices and so-called infidelity kits are being used to coercively control women without their knowledge.

These tests, available on an Irish website for as little as €62, claim to detect traces of semen hours after sex and provide proof of infidelity.

Chloe McPolin speaks with Denise Smith about these testing kits and the dangers posed by tracking devices that are increasingly being used as tools of coercive control.

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