The #NHSX mobile tracing app announcement makes many positive claims about user data and privacy.
There’s nothing in the blog however to explain:
• Will it work with Apple / Google protocol;
• If contact matching done on device as per above
nhsx.nhs.uk/blogs/digital-… #Covid19UK
There’s nothing in the blog however to explain:
• Will it work with Apple / Google protocol;
• If contact matching done on device as per above
nhsx.nhs.uk/blogs/digital-… #Covid19UK
If the @NHSEngland app doesn’t work as per Apple / Google’s protocol, then there are *huge* issues over whether it will work without hitting battery life.
As we explain on our blog:`
openrightsgroup.org/blog/2020/time…
We need clarity, or a car crash argument may ensue.
As we explain on our blog:`
openrightsgroup.org/blog/2020/time…
We need clarity, or a car crash argument may ensue.
Clarity over purposes and how they are met is needed.
And the NHS needs to state plainly if they are leveraging the new Google / Apple API or not. #Covid19UK
And the NHS needs to state plainly if they are leveraging the new Google / Apple API or not. #Covid19UK
From the @NHSEngland blog, this reads roughly
“We will do contact matching centrally (so won’t be able to leverage Apple / Google’s APU”
“We will do contact matching centrally (so won’t be able to leverage Apple / Google’s APU”
They say:
“We are working with Apple and Google on their welcome support for tracing apps around the world.”
Translation: “We are hoping they change their minds”.
Then emphasises transparency.
We are engaging in Sovietology here, not transparent debate.
“We are working with Apple and Google on their welcome support for tracing apps around the world.”
Translation: “We are hoping they change their minds”.
Then emphasises transparency.
We are engaging in Sovietology here, not transparent debate.
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