Months ago, I alerted that contact tracing apps that were voluntary to adopt would be useless. Now, we have an answer.
Everywhere they’ve been deployed, they’ve failed, exactly because of the issue I predicted: low adoption.
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link.medium.com/5AWRknhbc9
Everywhere they’ve been deployed, they’ve failed, exactly because of the issue I predicted: low adoption.
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link.medium.com/5AWRknhbc9
The only system that works is a mandatory one (or at least a default).
Taiwan and South Korea are 2 democracies that tap directly into mobile networks data. And it works.
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washingtonpost.com/technology/202…
Taiwan and South Korea are 2 democracies that tap directly into mobile networks data. And it works.
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washingtonpost.com/technology/202…
We’re sacrificing the economy, freedom, and lives. But somehow privacy, smthg many ppl don’t care much about, is above them all.
It is the responsibility of politicians to make the case for it. Their failure to do so is yet another example of the failures of Western leadership.
It is the responsibility of politicians to make the case for it. Their failure to do so is yet another example of the failures of Western leadership.
