Does Covid-19 Contact Tracing Pose a Privacy Risk? Your Questions, Answered

May 3, 2020

When Google and Apple announced last week that the two companies are building changes into Android and iOS to enable Bluetooth-based Covid-19 contact tracing, they touched off an immediate firestorm of criticisms. The notion of a Silicon Valley scheme to monitor yet another metric of our lives raised immediate questions about the system’s practicality and its privacy.

Now it’s time to seek answers.

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