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EU Publishes Privacy Guidance on the Use of Contact Tracing Technology in the Fight Against COVID-19

By Steven P. Farmer, Rafi Azim-Khan & Joseph Devine on April 24, 2020
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‘Contact tracing’ is a process used by public health officials to identify individuals who may have come into close proximity with a contagious virus, such as COVID-19. Traditionally, infected persons are asked to identify interactions with people whilst infected or in the days leading up to infection being diagnosed. Health practitioners can then contact those at risk to warn them of potential exposure, what steps to take and how to avoid infecting others.

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