sunemai

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by sunemai 7y ago
Your comments are very interesting, and I'd like more input/thoughts about such issues. However, from your description of the Alice/Bob part, I'm still confused whether you realize that nobody is (or can be) quarantined
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by sunemai 7y ago
The privacy issue is complex. My take on it is quite simple: I personally wouldn't mind if my (possibly randomized) BT address was made public, potentially identifying me as currently COVID-19 infected - heck, we will probably all have
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by sunemai 7y ago
The "buy in" issue is why I consider using Denmark (which is where I live) as an initial test area before internationalization: Danes are generally well educated, and they have a high trust in public authorities compared to many o
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by sunemai 7y ago
The point is that, currently, people are "tracked down" by medical authorities and put in quarantine. The AVICOT-APP concept is opposite: People would (should) like to know if they represents a danger to, say, their elderly parent
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by sunemai 7y ago
I've heard that everybody is connected with a surprisingly low number of intermediate steps. Maybe now would be a good time to try that out;-) So, if you know anybody...
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by sunemai 7y ago
If you are able to check whether you've been in a "dangerous" space-time box yourself, then you are probably also able to check where these boxes are, I suppose? One way would be brute force hashing all possible space-time bl
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by sunemai 7y ago
Hi, I'm the developer behind https://github.com/AVICOT-APP/Documentation Thank you all for your valuable input - and sorry for the late reply: I posted under my own account ( https://news.ycombinator.com
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Can we stop Covid-19 using Bluetooth (without violating GDPR)?(github.com)
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