>Exactly, these devices are meant for personal use. Why would you want to fiddle with the results? My experience has been that you can at least get a day off d

>Exactly, these devices are meant for personal use. Why would you want to fiddle with the results? My experience has been that you can at least get a day off depending on your organisation's policy or until you receive a negative result on a PCR confirmation test. Think perhaps about that business trip that you really don't want to make. I remember reading reports on schoolchildren coming up with chemical solutions (IIRC cola) to fake positive covid testing results in order to skip school. A slightly "techier" covid testing product like the one from the article might placate a more suspicious employer.