EXPOSURE NOTIFICATION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: RECONCILING FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND PUBLIC...
summary
Claims that exposure-notification apps can substitute manual tracing prove overstated: decentralized protocols like DP-3T limit identity and location data but adoption stays low and effectiveness remains unmeasured. Mobile-derived mobility matrices track spread and confirm lockdown timing effects; apps deliver notifications half to one day earlier but reach too few users. Dependence on Apple/Google and cloud vendors creates locked-in infrastructures, some national apps stay centralized and refuse EU gateway interoperability (about 11 apps interoperable today), raising repurposing and law‑enforcement risks. Small hardware tokens under $10 are feasible but not proven for nationwide scale.
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- 0:00Start
- 21:36Encounter Metrics
- 38:04Why Is Adoption Low
- 46:28Right to Privacy
- 1:03:48Digital Markets Act
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