Today, TCN Coalition is merging into the Linux Foundation Public Health initiative! Together we will continue our mission to use open source technologies to help PHAs globally combat COVID-19 and future epidemics. Press release via @lfpubhealth: https://t.co/6wsSlYUBmj
A quick list of some of the best material out there on the #UX of #ExposureNotification apps (one of the results of today's GAEN Symposium hosted by LFPH):
Our member spotlight with Ellie Daw of @CovidWatch discusses privacy in digital solutions: “We all want our technologies to be privacy-preserving, trusted by the public, and usable. This means that they have to be able to inter-operate with one another." https://t.co/1VU7s5HhTG
Spotlight on our member app @coepi. Co-founder @danamlewis talks about launching the project with @scottleibrand and where they are headed. Read more on our blog:https://t.co/uoM29fjYZt
Today, we announced an exciting partnership with @uarizona to pilot the Covid Watch app, so that campus community members can notify each other anonymously if they may have been exposed to #COVID_19. Watch the press release announcement here: https://t.co/TmoNT0lcMo
Our latest whitepaper lays out the TCN Coalition’s recommendations for best practices in #UX for exposure notification apps. It is the result of discussion within our community of members and experts. Read it in full here:https://t.co/iCp9uxPjGw
How could exposure notification apps like Covid Watch help ease the burden on health workers and reshape our public health system? Here's what @KBDeSalvo had to say via @TEDTalks:
We spoke to @David_Ingram@NBCNews about our belief in the continued potential for exposure notification app development. Progress is being made by our member apps and building trustworthy, interoperable solutions will take time. https://t.co/OlBeYHqk3X
we asked all 50 states if they're planning to use the much-hyped contact tracing tech rolled out by Apple and Google last month. only 3 said yes — and none have deployed it yet https://t.co/c6B8LxviVn
Want to be the first to see most recent developments in contact tracing and exposure notifications? 🤩Join us and other leading efforts on June 3 for our product demo showcase! RSVP here ➡️https://t.co/3bxToW1Sc5
"By using a contact tracing app, we can basically help people get back at work, and we can help prevent future pandemics." - @anthenor. Thx to @AnitaCasalina for an amazing interview w/ our Co-Founder Micha Benoliel for her Earth 2.0 TV series: https://t.co/9KrjjzInPO #Bluetooth
Well said! The keys to success for #exposurenotification apps are interoperability and public trust, which will both ensure high adoption rates. TCN supports decentralized approaches that are privacy-preserving.
Centralized systems for contact tracing are unlikely to be more effective than decentralized alternatives. They will create massive new databases of human behavior that are difficult to secure, and more difficult to destroy once this crisis is over. https://t.co/QziIZRyuXY
Great piece by @riptari on interoperability in Europe. A centralized system cannot be used w/o "severely weakening the privacy of users of the decentralized system.” via @TechCrunch https://t.co/XUJOIIeCS9
European debates demonstrate how the US must tackle contact tracing with a privacy-first approach. We spoke with @DavidUberti from the @WSJ about Germany's switch to decentralized systems with TCN member @itoApp https://t.co/N9dCnhytFo
Hasty implementation of #contacttracing that overlooks privacy will affect not only adoption rates but also business prospects. https://t.co/U0bL6w9uWV via @WSJ
Great to see Denmark turn towards privacy preservation! As part of the global @TCNCoalition, we stand firm in our commitment to decentralized intervention and interoperability.