> handing over health information is a relatively small price to pay if it means halting the spread of a virus that has ravaged the nation. It doesn't mean tha

> handing over health information is a relatively small price to pay if it means halting the spread of a virus that has ravaged the nation. It doesn't mean that. > “When you consider the hundreds of thousands of people who have died in this pandemic, is it too much to ask to share your heart rate or temperature?” he asks. Monitored all the time? Hell yeah it's too much. But then, so is the monitoring of smartphones and the search histories stored by Google and the NSA going through people's GMail and Yahoo mail. etc.