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Testing starts tomorrow for people who share their information with Test Nebraska. It’s critically important tests are also accessible for Nebraskans who don’t want to share personal data on the site – no matter what promises of privacy the state makes.https://www.omaha.com/news/gov-pete-ricketts-expanded-coronavirus-testing-to-begin-monday-in-omaha-and-grand-island/article_9bbd2354-2ca6-5c83-9fac-dd77338d4818.html …
Any collection of private data creates a possibility for misuse or unintended consequences – and officials should be collecting as little data as they can to allow strategic testing.
State leaders – including Sen. Hunt and Sen. Cavanaugh – are right to raise questions about the program and voice concerns about a lack of transparency on the $27 mil. contract. Testing must be easily accessible for all Nebraskans, not just those willing to fill out this survey.
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