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I was commenting w.r.t. employer-mandated tests of some/any sort. Things you might have to do as part of your going-to-work daily routine. During the pandemic,
by systems_glitch 3y ago
I was commenting w.r.t. employer-mandated tests of some/any sort. Things you might have to do as part of your going-to-work daily routine.
During the pandemic, I had a few customers who would take temperature when you arrived on-site, and put it in the paper contractor/visitor log. If they'd wanted me to submit the data to some third party and actually associate it with my and/or my business's name, I'd have had a problem with that. It wouldn't matter to me what procedure I was being asked to submit to.
- ghaff 3y agoI think I only once had to take a test to attend an event--and the company that handled the process claimed that records weren't kept. Of course, I had to submit proof of vaccination on many occasions including to my company. I assume required testing was much more common in domains like healthcare.
- systems_glitch 3y agoYeah I carried my vaccine card for a while, I never had to get a test of any sort for entry, but did have to get my temperature taken a bunch.
- anonymouskimmer 3y agoHow many temperature readers now log the information to the cloud?
- systems_glitch 3y agoDoesn't matter if there's no way to tie it back to the individual; that is, the information on whose temperature is never available to the reader.
- anonymouskimmer 3y agoThat depends on how many people work in the particular area with the particular reader, and what their general patterns of arrival to work are, and what their general patterns of body temperature are.
- systems_glitch 3y agoFrom an absolute "can this be correlated?" perspective, sure. From a "is this data easily mine-able" or "if someone gets this data, will I care?" perspective, not so much.