COVID-19 tracing apps had limited impact as governments failed to integrate them, review finds
Digital contact-tracing applications had only a limited effect on COVID-19 transmission during the pandemic, according to a paper published in the International Journal of Services, Economics and Management. It was suggested that public apathy was to blame, but the bigger problem was that governments and public health authorities failed to integrate the technology effectively into their pandemic…
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