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Massachusetts DPH, Google 'secretly' installed Covid 'spyware' onto 1M phones
- jerkstate 4y agoBetween the federal government working with twitter to censor "disinformation" [1] and this serious privacy violation by a state government, I wonder what would make the government respect the constitutional rights of the people again. This is really heading in the wrong direction and COVID is no excuse. [1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/twitter-becomes-a-tool-of-government-censors-alex-berenson-twitter-facebook-ban-covid-misinformation-first-amendment-psaki-murthy-section-230-antitrust-11660732095 https://www.wsj.com/articles/twitter-becomes-a-tool-of-gover...
- iros 4y agoLiterally every single person working on this was thinking of the public welfare of the people. Public welfare will and should always trump individual liberties.
- zoklet-enjoyer 4y agoTracking people without their consent is not justified
- rasz 4y agoCan you list the numerous examples of tracing covid saving lifes?
- rdtsc 4y ago> When Android users discovered and deleted the contact tracing app, DPH allegedly proceeded to reinstall it onto their smartphones, the lawsuit stated. So even if users found out and removed it, they still kept reinstalling it. What if someone was just visiting the area or driving through?