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If the individuals can’t be personally identified, yes.

• dependenttypes 7y ago
  They always can.
  • nielsole 7y ago
    You could work with rotating anonymous uuids. 1. You log which uuids you see. 2. When someone is tested positively, you add the list of uuids you used to a public list (run e.g. by the government) 3. Clients fetch updates to the list and compare it to the logged uuids and alert the user if there is a match. This way the government could not identify individuals, and individuals would be in control.
    • pat2man 7y ago
      Yeah thats pretty much how the spec works. But with key pairs instead of UUIDs.
  • mygo 7y ago
    I said if they can’t be personally identified. Note the qualifier.
    • dependenttypes 6y ago
      And I said that they can always be personally identified.