CoEpi (Q4150)
Revision as of 13:53, 18 March 2020 by Genferei (talk | contribs) (Created claim: Property:P203: 6 be alerted when other CoEpi users come into close range for an extended period of time, and if both users consent, allow them to register a close-contact connection between the devices, allowing either user to preferentially share more information with trusted close contacts than with acquaintances.)
project on community epidemiology, mobile app development project
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CoEpi
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project on community epidemiology, mobile app development project
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Statements
The CoEpi mobile app will ask permission for everything it does, and will allow individuals to:1 simply install the app to get started, without disclosing any personal information.
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2 enable or disable tracking their own location history (only locally on their own device), with the ability to enable or disable such tracking on a scheduled, geofenced, or manual basis to avoid collecting any sensitive information the user would never wish to share.
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3 enable or disable on-demand or background scanning for other devices nearby using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), and recording (only on the local device) the history of other devices seen by the app.
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4 enable or disable contextual hygiene reminders, for example to remind them to wash or sanitize hands when arriving at a new location like home or work, and/or after contact with large numbers of people, as indicated by a significant number of other BLE devices being in range for a significant period of time.
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5 produce a report on the device which shows a timeline of personal location history, likely as either a timeline or a map.
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6 be alerted when other CoEpi users come into close range for an extended period of time, and if both users consent, allow them to register a close-contact connection between the devices, allowing either user to preferentially share more information with trusted close contacts than with acquaintances.
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