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EU to adopt unified policy on coronavirus mobile apps

By Foo Yun Chee on Apr 9, 2020 6:32AM
EU to adopt unified policy on coronavirus mobile apps

In part to address privacy concerns.

The European Union is drawing up common rules for using mobile apps to track the spread of the coronavirus, aiming to make better use of the technology and address privacy concerns. The coordinated strategy comes after several EU countries have rolled out a variety of apps, triggering criticism ...

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