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Covid-19 contact tracing: efficacy and privacy

Aengus Killian Collins
2020
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Abstract

This article assesses the risk-risk trade-off between privacy and efficacy that the use of contact tracing apps entails. It argues for the use of privacy-preserving apps, but highlights potential weaknesses and cautions against allowing digital tracing to detract from other pillars in the pandemic response.

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