Difference between revisions of "EDPB Letter concerning the European Commission's draft Guidance on apps supporting the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic (Q4490)"
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(Created claim: quote (P203): their sole objective is “for public health authorities to identify the persons that have been in contact with a person infected by COVID-19 and ask him/her to self-quarantine, rapidly test them, as well as to provide advice on next steps, if relevant, including what to do if developing symptoms”.) |
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| - | + | The main function of such apps is to discover events (contacts with positive persons), which are only likely and for the majority of users may not even happen, especially in the de-escalation phase. Collecting an individual’s movements in the context of contact tracing apps would violate the principle of data minimisation. | |||||||||||||
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Latest revision as of 09:01, 17 April 2020
letter adopted by European Data Protection Board adopted concerning the European Commission's draft Guidance on apps supporting the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic
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EDPB Letter concerning the European Commission's draft Guidance on apps supporting the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic
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letter adopted by European Data Protection Board adopted concerning the European Commission's draft Guidance on apps supporting the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic
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The main function of such apps is to discover events (contacts with positive persons), which are only likely and for the majority of users may not even happen, especially in the de-escalation phase. Collecting an individual’s movements in the context of contact tracing apps would violate the principle of data minimisation.
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14 April 2020
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