As countries begin to lift lockdowns from COVID-19, they are relying on contact tracing apps to identify and break the transmission chain of the disease. While some Asian countries have implemented their contact tracing apps with strict surveillance measures, Europe and the U.S. are scrambling to build apps with privacy in mind. In this piece for The Privacy Advisor, Santa Clara University School of Law student Samantha Tsang, CIPP/US, looks at the contact tracing apps in development around the world and the privacy concerns associated with them.
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