In Europe, tech battle against coronavirus clashes with privacy culture

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Governments turn to technology to track spread and monitor people under quarantine.

In Europe, tech battle against coronavirus clashes with privacy culture
Governments across Europe are turning to technology to track the spread of the coronavirus and monitor people under quarantine, an approach that seeks to learn from Asia but is also putting the region's privacy rules to the test. From Helsinki to Madrid, applications are being developed for ...

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