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> Concerns about the govt collecting massive, potentially identifiable data on an individual level for an application that they originally mandated everyone had
by pm90 6y ago
> Concerns about the govt collecting massive, potentially identifiable data on an individual level for an application that they originally mandated everyone had to use to travel, is not "fake news". Perhaps one may feel such concern was unwarranted (and I disagree there), but how is that "fake news"?
I'm not the OP but from what I've heard there's a mix of genuine concerns and conspiracy theories about this (as often happens), and its quite hard for a layperson to understand what to believe. I read the OP as saying "finally, we get to see what's really happening and can thus determine if the concerns for data privacy are legitimate and put the conspiracy theories to rest"