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- Pj20 tracer (Q4531)
- A European Contact-Tracing App Might Be More Privacy-Invading Than Apple and Google’s (Q4530)
- Coronavirus: Clear majority in Switzerland supports tracking infection chains via smartphone (Q4529)
- Received signal strength indication (Q4528)
- Technology and Public Health Perspectives on Private Automated Contact Tracing (Q4527)
- Bluetooth contact tracing needs bigger, better data (Q4526)
- Die Corona-Warn-App kommt – so kannst du sie schon jetzt ausprobieren (Q4525)
- Can one fairly incentivize the adoption of a digital contact tracing app? (Q4524)
- Report: Red Cross "Corona App" reviewed by noyb (Q4523)
- NHS coronavirus app: memo discussed giving ministers power to 'de-anonymise' users (Q4522)
- Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (Q4521)
- SBB Mobile (Q4520)
- Ubique (Q4519)
- SwissCovid (Q4518)
- Bending Spoons (Q4517)
- NUO Capital (Q4516)
- Seoul’s Radical Experiment in Digital Contact Tracing (Q4515)
- H14 S.p.A. (Q4514)
- contact tracing application (Q4513)
- immunity passport (Q4512)
- Exit through the App Store?A rapid evidence review on the technical considerations and societal implications of using technology to transition from the COVID-19 crisis (Q4511)
- Copasir (Q4510)
- Why are there doubts over contact-tracing apps? (Q4509)
- Rift Opens Over European Coronavirus Contact Tracing Apps (Q4508)
- Scenario: effect of track&trace apps (Q4507)
- Le traçage anonyme, dangereux oxymore: Analyse de risques à destination des non-specialistes (Q4506)
- How to create a trustworthy COVID-19 tracking technology (Q4505)
- ROBust and privacy-presERving proximity Tracing protocol (Q4504)
- Risks related to the StopCovid application (Q4503)
- Evaluating COVID-19 contact tracing apps? Here are 8 privacy questions we think you should ask. (Q4502)
- Federal Statistical Office (Q4501)
- development of EPFL's "Covid proximity tracing App" project is in line with data protection requirements. (Q4500)
- Europe’s PEPP-PT COVID-19 contacts tracing standard push could be squaring up for a fight with Apple and Google (Q4499)
- The anti-corona technology still has its pitfalls (Q4498)
- Le Port d’Anvers teste l’utilisation d’un bracelet électronique pour endiguer la propagation du COVID-19 au sein de ses équipes (Q4497)
- Testing, not tracing, is the privacy preserving response to COVID-19 (Q4496)
- Germany launches smartwatch app to monitor coronavirus spread (Q4495)
- Ford Tests Buzzing Wristbands to Keep Workers at Safe Distances (Q4494)
- Apple Watch (Q4493)
- Corona-Datenspende (Q4492)
- Bluetooth tracking and COVID-19: A tech primer (Q4491)
- EDPB Letter concerning the European Commission's draft Guidance on apps supporting the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic (Q4490)
- Immuni (Q4489)
- GDPR Article 23 (Q4488)
- ePrivacy Directive (Q4487)
- A European roadmap to lifting coronavirus containment measures (Q4486)
- Contact-Tracing: Nur die staatliche App schafft Vertrauen (Q4485)
- Data Protection Impact Assessment for the Corona App (Q4484)
- Covid ou la fabrique du consentement aveugle (Q4483)
- Visible and vocal - Delivery apps have transformed urban life in China (Q4479)