Coronavirus App
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Quebecers debate downloading COVID Alert appThere is debate in Quebec over whether or not to download the COVID Alert application.CanadaOct 8, 2020
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Newfoundland and Labrador encouraging residents to use new COVID-19 tracing appThe app does not track a user's movements, nor does it share or collect personal information.CanadaSep 3, 2020
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Germany launches coronavirus contact tracing app — Here’s how it worksSince there is no cure for COVID-19, governments have turned to technology to create a sort of digital 'herd immunity' against the flu-like disease.TechJun 15, 2020
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India’s new coronavirus contact tracing app will be mandatory for all workersThe app's compulsory use is raising concerns among privacy advocates, who say it is unclear how the data will be used and who stress that India lacks privacy laws to govern the app.WorldMay 2, 2020
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Coronavirus contact-tracing apps a good idea — if ‘done correctly’: Canadian cybersecurity expert"Overall, the idea makes sense," said Ritesh Kotak, but "it needs to be done correctly because there are very serious privacy concerns if not done correctly."Apr 29, 2020
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Australia urges use of coronavirus-tracking phone app, but says it’s not mandatoryGovernment Services Minister Stuart Robert said there would there will be no surveillance involved with the app, which is to be ready within weeks.HealthApr 18, 2020
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Tech companies are proposing Canada use phone apps to track spread of coronavirusCivil liberties experts question the effectiveness of apps that use location data to track potential coronavirus cases, saying governments should also consider privacy rights.TechApr 3, 2020
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B.C. startup launches app to help swamped health-care workers outside of workThe free app coordinates friends, families and neighbours of health-care workers to take care of basic tasks like shopping or meal preparation during the pandemic.TechMar 31, 2020
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New app, website developed to help Hamiltonians fight spread of coronavirusA Hamilton-based technology company has developed an app and website in hopes of helping to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.CanadaMar 23, 2020
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