Apple COVID-19 screening tool introduces anonymous data sharing

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Apple COVID-19 screening tool introduces anonymous data sharing

AppleInsider

Published 09 Jun 2020

Apple has updated its COVID-19 screening app with an option to anonymously share information with the company plus health authorities to improve the app and gather data about coronavirus.

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Apple COVID-19 screening tool introduces anonymous data sharing

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