Read on Twitter
Take 2 ... some morning reading, now tweeted with my glasses on ...
1. Will Australia's contact tracing app have these safeguards? https://twitter.com/SophieintVeld/status/1250437299491360768
1. Will Australia's contact tracing app have these safeguards? https://twitter.com/SophieintVeld/status/1250437299491360768
2. a @stilgherrian 's overview of some of the questions we should be asking about contact tracing apps: https://zdnet.com/google-amp/article/coronavirus-tracing-tech-policy-more-significant-than-the-war-on-encryption/
2. b this piece also reminds us that the Government's reaction to experts finding out health data wasn't de-identified as claimed was to try & make de-identification an offence ...
https://aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Bills_Legislation/Bills_Search_Results/Result?bId=s1047
https://aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Bills_Legislation/Bills_Search_Results/Result?bId=s1047
3. And some @unimelb & Macquarie Uni experts reviewed TraceTogether's privacy and outlined some recommendations for Australia to consider: https://twitter.com/engunimelb/status/1250296489114402819?s=20
4. And perhaps we could also learn from the discussions being had in NZ? https://twitter.com/InternetNZ/status/1250393759952633856?s=20
5. We also have a reminder from the Product lead of the Singapore's @Tracetogether “Contact Tracing" app that such apps aren't a panacea: https://twitter.com/MsLods/status/1250182890442223617 (plus see the reply from @trentyarwood)
6. We can also look to the work of those such as @lilianedwards who have prepared a model statute containing proposed safeguards re data collection, repurposing, and discrimination. https://twitter.com/lilianedwards/status/1249719259938381826
7. @feraldata
reminds us that the solutions we build now don't need to last forever https://twitter.com/3AInstitute/status/1249843086072532992
reminds us that the solutions we build now don't need to last forever https://twitter.com/3AInstitute/status/1249843086072532992
8. And @Reema__Patel highlights that it isn’t just the data itself that saves lives, but the cultures of trustworthiness, transparency and timeliness that we manage to establish around our data systems. We cannot afford to overlook either: https://www.adalovelaceinstitute.org/removing-the-pump-handle-stewarding-data-at-times-of-public-health-emergency/
