Reply With QuoteMy concern is that ...just lately ... Singapore isnt quite the poster child anymore .... it's having a steady increase again in Covid cases (as is Japan)
They will tell you it's less invasive, but you wouldn't know what happens in the background
My concern is that ...just lately ... Singapore isnt quite the poster child anymore .... it's having a steady increase again in Covid cases (as is Japan)
Remember the recent controversy about My Health Record? In early 2019, the federal government set up an electronic health record for all your health data including sensitive issues like mental health treatments and other conditions you may have wished to remain private unless you opted out by 31 January 2019. Doctors would be able to access your record to assist in their treatment of you, which could be essential in emergency situations. But security experts warned of possible privacy breaches. As a result, many people opted out of this electronic health record.
Your mobile phone company also can track you.Originally Posted by The Stealth
I have friends in Singapore using it but deleted after a week due to phone battery draining issues.
Better buy a Nokia 5110 and use that instead of smartphones for my next one
I heard it will be built in in the firmware even on dumbphones
So when you are sick(covid-19) who do you see and give you medicine. I know wl/ml right.
21 million mobile devices haven't been seen on the respective networks in China after the outbreak.
Oh yeah, care to explain how an entity that is not a sophisticated intelligence agency can track a non-targeted handset when it is powered down?
Hahah
Ouch I just pulled another pube
Our former deputy PM Barnaby Joyce advised Australians not to install it because the government couldn't be trusted with our personal information. That's coming from someone who is in Parliament and who had an extra marital affair with a parliamentary staff member.
Don't put your life on the hand of clowns..they'd throw it all the way..
Been hearing about this on the news but not sure; has it been implemented or still in early stages etc?
Tracing our movements has to be paid by someone. It's never for free and it's always for a benefit. If you turn off Bluetooth the key exchange between phones could still happen via mobile network or wifi. The scary part is when 5g is live the data exchanges will be huge
Think again !
https://techpp.com/2013/08/22/track-...urned-off/amp/
Although it’s not easy, but it’s possible.
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Turn it off take SIM card off the phone and use a few lay of aluminum foil to cover the phone. That might do it. I think that's what Snowdon did.
edward snowden advocated using phones with removable batteries, makes it impossible to track. tracking is more possible with the latest phones, batteries are glued in and cases are water tight.
If you take off the SIM card, that means you’re not using the phone, then why bother ? Don’t need to do anything, just leave it at home !
Take a second phone without the app to go out.
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I’m open to using a tracing app if I can get more information on how it really works.
I want to know if I have been around someone with Covid-19.
I see it as a cost v benefit analysis. Probably more to gain than to lose if I download the app. We all have the choice.
Problem I see is the people not doing the right thing with social distancing and hygiene, are the people who definitely won’t download the app. They don’t give a shit.
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