The Constitutionality of Technology-Assisted Contact Tracing
The COVID-19 pandemic has posed an impossible set of choices for governments, forcing them to weigh competing interests.
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Read more: To Combat the COVID-19 Pandemic, the US Should Crowdsource Contact Tracing To Combat the COVID-19 Pandemic, the US Should Crowdsource Contact Tracing
We should try a crowdsourced, privately-run, anonymous, voluntary, and collaborative approach to contact tracing.
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Read more: COVID-19 Policies and Constitutional Violations COVID-19 Policies and Constitutional Violations
During the coronavirus crisis, protesters are right that their liberty has been infringed. But the real cause is insufficient federal public health efforts.
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Read more: Community Organizations Can Reduce the Privacy Impacts of Surveillance During COVID-19 Community Organizations Can Reduce the Privacy Impacts of Surveillance During COVID-19
Until there is a vaccine or treatment for COVID-19, our economy and privacy will be at the mercy of imperfect technology used in the pandemic response.
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Read more: Why ‘Mandatory Privacy-Preserving Digital Contact Tracing’ is the Ethical Measure Against COVID-19 Why ‘Mandatory Privacy-Preserving Digital Contact Tracing’ is the Ethical Measure Against COVID-19
Even if counterintuitive, mandatory private-by-design digital contact tracing is the only ethical option for fighting COVID-19.
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Read more: Old and New Ways of Coping with COVID-19: Ethics Matters (Part II) Old and New Ways of Coping with COVID-19: Ethics Matters (Part II)
By Leslie Francis and Margaret Pabst Battin This post is part II of a two-part series on pandemic control strategies in response to COVID-19. New testing methods may allow us to avoid many of the inequities and injustices of the traditional methods of pandemic control, if we can deploy them quickly enough.
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Read more: Old and New Ways of Coping with COVID-19: Ethics Matters (Part I) Old and New Ways of Coping with COVID-19: Ethics Matters (Part I)
Your life and the lives of many others may depend now on isolation, quarantine, cordon sanitaire, shelter in place, or physical distancing.
