Mobile phone, Bluetooth, Epidemiology, Orders of magnitude, Privacy, Health care
We Need to Talk About Digital Contact Tracing
RT @katecrawford: Everyone is RTing this piece by @_alialkhatib on contract tracing for good reason. It lays out the most serious structural concerns. Read it if you want a primer on the underlying problems that many of the 'tech solutions' don't address.
https://t.co/P17aGNnboQ
OpenOver the past few weeks, Apple & Google have floated the idea of developing and distributing a digital contact-tracing app that will inform people when they’ve been exposed to someone who’s contracted COVID-19, and communicate to people that they’ve been exposed to you if you later test ...
RT @katecrawford: Everyone is RTing this piece by @_alialkhatib on contract tracing for good reason. It lays out the most serious structural concerns. Read it if you want a primer on the underlying problems that many of the 'tech solutions' don't address.
https://t.co/P17aGNnboQ
OpenWe Need to Talk About Digital Contact Tracing
Over the past few weeks, Apple & Google have floated the idea of developing and distributing a digital contact-tracing app that will inform people when they’ve been exposed to someone who’s ...
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