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Apple and Google team up in bid to use smartphones to track coronavirus spread | World news | The Guardian

analyse - 12 avril 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (Apple and Google team up in bid to use smartphones to track coronavirus spread | World news | The Guardian)

The app will use a Bluetooth technology to trace every phone a person comes in contact with, raising concerns over privacy Apple and Google announced on Friday an unprecedented collaboration to leverage smartphone technology to help trace and contain the spread of coronavirus.
The collaboration will open up their mobile operating systems to allow for the creation of advanced “contact-tracing” apps, which will run on iPhones and Android phones alike.
The apps would work by using the (...)



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