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Companies are enforcing their own contact tracing to track employees

analyse - 5 juillet 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (WIRED UK)

Tech titans don’t have a monopoly on contact tracing – companies are developing their own to keep tabs on employees in the new frontline of the fight against coronavirus
In the coming months, tens of thousands of workers in Anglo American’s mines in South Africa will be asked to use a new piece of equipment : it could be phone, watch-based, or built into existing personal protective equipment like hard hats. The company says it’s “too early to be specific” about how its system will work, but one (...)



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