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Tracking COVID-19 at the Expense of Personal Privacy

Tracking COVID-19 at the Expense of Personal Privacy
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) contact tracing smartphone app of Britain's National Health Service (NHS) is displayed on an iPhone in this illustration photograph taken in Keele, Britain, on Sept. 24, 2020. Carl Recine/Illustration/Reuters
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It is another one of those existential dilemmas. We understand the deadly nature of the COVID-19 virus, but as the nation tries to control the pandemic, how much of our individual freedom are we willing to give up?

Diane Dimond
Diane Dimond
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Diane Dimond is an author and investigative journalist.
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