Mom, I have this app installed

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Fairy Tales of Safety: The Glorious Post-Covid World
Vladimir Bezmaly | 06.05.2021
- Robbie, have you forgotten your keychain? Without it you can't go to college, much less to the movies like you wanted!

- on my smartphone, but I also took the keychain. Fred forgot his at home yesterday, and not only was he not allowed into the institute, he wasn't even allowed onto the campus bus. And Dad said that they don't let him into work. I just don't get it, what is this for?

— I already told you. This app (or key fob) tracks and records data about a person's movements and their "contacts" (all people with whom the person was within 2 meters for at least 30 minutes — these two parameters are configurable) into a special database. This data is collected anonymously, but...

- But what?

— As soon as someone tests malta mobile database for COVID (and soon we will be doing this directly from their breath), their data ceases to be anonymous, and all people who had “contact” with them are notified of this (and, of course, the “competent authorities”). In addition, the collected data can be transferred to the police, even if the person does not have a positive COVID test.

— So it turns out that we are now all under the police’s surveillance?

- Undoubtedly.

- Wait, but this is a violation of our privacy rights!

— Of course, but no one really objects to such a system, since everyone is happy that we have almost no coronavirus, and people sacrifice privacy in order not to get sick.