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Originally Posted by jfman
Nomadking you are behaving like someone who believes the earth is flat, denying clear and observable fact.
I ask once more what's the threshold at which you will consider, even for a moment, that this Government has handled anything badly?
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So the whiners haven't criticised the South Korean approach, or the MANY other countries that decided on a centralised system?
South Korea May 22nd
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The system is still reliant on humans operating it to approve and upload data, which can lead to delays. And in some cases, concerns over privacy and security have led to access being so restricted that some local officials said they had to rely on old-fashioned methods. When another infected person - a 25-year-old man known as Incheon Patient 102 - told health authorities that he did not have a job, city officials said they went to the police because the information they wanted to check was not available in a timely manner on the EISS.
The phone’s location data showed he was a teacher at a private academy, where subsequent contact tracing and testing revealed at least 30 other people had been infected, including some of his students and their parents.
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So it was the Police that provided the data, not their track and trace system.
Some of us do the research, which is how I can include so many quotes.