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Interesting comment from the BBC article that I had not thought about before: > "make the app compatible with other countries' counterparts, which are based on
by mattlondon 6y ago
Interesting comment from the BBC article that I had not thought about before:
> "make the app compatible with other countries' counterparts, which are based on the same system "
So if multiple countries are using the Apple-Google system, we'll have an international system that anyone can use? I guess this bodes well for future international travel over the next 12/18 months (... or until the vaccines etc are ready) since we'd still get the benefits if we are in compatible countries.
- Mindwipe 6y agoThey aren't international by default, but enabling (opt in by the developer) interoperability is on the Google/Apple roadmap. It would be difficult to see how that would ever happen for an app not using the APIs.