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Why Coronavirus Contact-Tracing Apps Aren’t Ending the Pandemic

analyse - 4 juillet 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (Bloomberg)

High hopes that technology would help supplement the traditional, labor-intensive approach to contact tracing have been dashed.
As Covid-19 spread, sending almost every country into some form of lockdown, governments began to wonder how best to keep track of the deadly virus. Contact-tracing apps seemed a sensible solution.
But everywhere you look, tech has failed to deliver. In France, less than 3% of the population has downloaded StopCovid. The U.K. missed an initial rollout deadline (...)



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