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Apple-Google contact tracing tech (*23*) interest in 23 nations, some hedge bets

Authorities in 23 nations throughout 5 continents have sought get right of entry to to contact tracing era from Apple Inc and Alphabet Inc’s Google, the corporations introduced on Wednesday as they launched the preliminary model in their machine.
Authorities in 23 countries across five continents have sought access to contact tracing technology from Apple Inc and Alphabet Inc’s Google, the companies announced on Wednesday as they released the initial version of their system.

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Author: Paresh Dave

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  2. "Alphabet Inc's Google said on Friday that 20 U.S. states and territories, representing about 45% of the country's population, are "exploring" contact tracing apps for the novel coronavirus using a tool it developed with Apple Inc ". (July 31, 2020)
  3. "When a senior living facility in Amarillo, Texas suspected a nurse may have caught the novel coronavirus this month, it had a list within five minutes of staff and residents the nurse could have infected". (May 19, 2020)
  4. "Authorities in 23 countries across five continents have sought access to contact tracing technology from Apple Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google, the companies announced on Wednesday as they released the initial version of their system". (May 20, 2020)
  5. "Colombia has removed the contact-tracing feature in its official app for informing residents about the novel coronavirus after experiencing glitches, but aims to rebuild using potentially more reliable technology from Apple Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google, a government official told Reuters". (May 7, 2020)
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