White House teams up with Google to build coronavirus screening site

All over a press conference at the White Area, President Trump in recent times presented that the government is working with Google to assemble a internet based totally screening web page for COVID-19. The announcement used to be as soon as transient on details, on the other hand the concept that, it seems, is to provide consumers the power to pass into their indicators and see if …
During a press conference at the White House, President Trump today announced that the government is working with Google to build an online screening website for COVID-19. The announcement was short on details, but the idea, it seems, is to give users the ability to enter their symptoms and see if …Original article
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