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Coronavirus : The great contact-tracing apps mystery

analyse - 22 juillet 2020

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Germany and Ireland have both trumpeted their success in rolling out contact-tracing apps.
But is there any evidence that they are doing what they are designed to do - warning people they could be infected with the virus ?
Not yet - and the privacy-conscious way in which they are designed could mean we will never know how effective they have been.
Last month, the UK government announced that it was abandoning a centralised NHS contact-tracing app for England and switching to a (...)



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