NY Attorney General calls for stricter rules on contact tracing appsSpecifically, apps that don't use Apple and Google's API.
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The New York Attorney General has written to Apple and Google.
Letitia James wants stronger restrictions on contact tracing apps.
Specifically, on apps that don't use Apple and Google's API.
The New York Attorney General, Letitia James, has written to both Apple and Google calling for stronger restrictions on contact tracing apps that don't use Apple and Google's API.
As reported by Business Insider:
New York Attorney General Letitia James is asking Apple and Google to impose restrictions on contact tracing apps that are made available through their app stores.
In letters sent to both companies, AG James asked for the tech giants to impose strict measures that would prevent sensitive health data being collected by untrusted sources, and would require these apps to be transparent in how they operate.
The letter specifically refers to apps that don't use apple and Google's contact tracing t...
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NY Attorney General calls for stricter rules on contact tracing apps
