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Poland’s coronavirus app offers playbook for other governments – POLITICO

analyse - 9 avril 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (Poland’s coronavirus app offers playbook for other governments – POLITICO)

Matylda Dobrowolska followed quarantine orders to the letter when she returned to Warsaw from a two-week vacation in Mexico.
But there was one thing the 25-year-old Pole would not do — download a government-backed smartphone app designed to track her movements during the 14-day period of isolation.
"The terms and conditions aren’t just. All the data will stay with the government for six years," said Dobrowolska, who has not contracted the virus and still has just under a week to go before (...)



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