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Sure but we all knew that was a furphy.NSW is unable to use Covidsafe app’s data for contact tracing
Exclusive: No Australian state has reported using data for contact tracing coronavirus cases since it was released a month agowww.theguardian.com
Quote - The federal government sold the app to the public as the key to easing restrictions across the country, however last week when the Senate debated the legislation for the app, foreign minister Marise Payne admitted the number of downloads of the app was not a consideration for national cabinet in the easing of restrictions.
The article title is a Furphy. As the 'lockdowns' are eased, over time the app should become far more useful.
Most people just can’t be bothered, then add paranoia and selfishness. 6 million seems a pretty good number to me.
As serfty mentioned, the app is to be used to track any outbreaks once restrictions are released. In SA in particular once borders are changed, an outbreak in Victoria would be helpful for SA returnees where it might not get reported in SA. . Early days yet. A shame the media jumps on the headings and not the substance. Slack journalism.How did the Covidsafe app go from being vital to almost irrelevant?
The PM told Australians in April the contact tracing app was key to getting back to normal but just one person has been identified using its data
Because currently in SA we have had just one (historical and not infectious) positive in over 31 days. No active cases in about 10 days. Until we get some freedom there's not much point yet.
Or an alternative view: the designers of the App (and various policy makers) could not be bothered to develop an app that was actually functional.
That is a nul comment in relation to this thread as this app is indeed functional.
Well, no it’s not. Sorry. Even the government is now quietly backtracking and refusing to discuss a lot of issues with it.
See posts 786 and 787 0f this thread.Well, no it’s not. Sorry. Even the government is now quietly backtracking and refusing to discuss a lot of issues with it.
It’s very unfortunate but the app sucks. Such a missed opportunity.
.How did the Covidsafe app go from being vital to almost irrelevant?
The PM told Australians in April the contact tracing app was key to getting back to normal but just one person has been identified using its data
See post 771
See post 793
I disagree with post 793 ... the issues reffered to in it already being refuted by 787 and 771.
Well, no it’s not. Sorry. Even the government is now quietly backtracking and refusing to discuss a lot of issues with it.
It’s very unfortunate but the app sucks. Such a missed opportunity.
How did the Covidsafe app go from being vital to almost irrelevant?
The PM told Australians in April the contact tracing app was key to getting back to normal but just one person has been identified using its data
on iPhones it’s basically useless. And the developers knew this wouldn’t work because the Bluetooth stack is in the privileged part of the kernel and not available fully unless an app is in the foreground, on an unlocked phone, and running. The problem was known from other apps in other countries. The developers essentially sold the Government a pup and there was no one competent left to test properly or to work this out.
Like this. A site for sore eyes: Florence's Duomo reopens with high tech social distancing alarms
How is it fake news to compromise the security of your phone And your personal data?Fake news alert
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