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Norway plans COVID-19 monitoring primarily based on Google, Apple know-how

Norway plans to develop a COVID-19 monitoring app primarily based on Google and Apple know-how as a part of its efforts to halt the unfold of the novel coronavirus, Well being Minister Bent Hoeie stated on Monday.
Norway plans to develop a COVID-19 tracking app based on Google and Apple technology as part of its efforts to halt the spread of the novel coronavirus, Health Minister Bent Hoeie said on Monday.

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