I'm sorry but what then? We'll have 200 corona tracking apps backed by random people, with no ties to efforts that actually do something useful, no scientific r

I'm sorry but what then? We'll have 200 corona tracking apps backed by random people, with no ties to efforts that actually do something useful, no scientific review of efficacy and potentially a non zero number of apps that are either malicious or misuse the data later on. It's not like we don't have precedent with the latter at this point. Apple's stance doesn't really seem that unreasonable here. Who would that help?