The technical argument against contact tracing right now is that the resolution of these devices is not sufficient to figure out contact history. The phone knows you are at South Station, but not who you passed within six feet of. So it's useless, right?
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You have to appreciate the argument: we’ve failed to protect people, why even try?
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I feel like there is sooooo much lower hanging fruit on this particular tree. masks. hand washing. testing. a social norm for not talking in crowded spaces, apparently.
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plus, don't we know now that people with zero symptoms can transmit CV-19? So how exactly does that help this whole "track all the peoples all the time" scenario? Versus masks? hand washing? testing?https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-asymptomatic-spread.html …
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[neoliberalism twirls its moustache in response]
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Google, FB, and all these big data should make their data available for free to a consortium of vetted, ethical scientists
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I think that 80% is interesting; I would guess that the most tracked ppl live in poverty & use Android phones full of spyware and the least are wealthy iOS users who have location svcs disabled and only have tower triangulation. How does it affect results to only track the poor?
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You think 80% of the population is poor?
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