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애플과 구글, 코로나19 접촉자 추적기술 개발 협력
— Wan Ki Choi (@wkchoi) April 10, 2020
- 전세계 정부, 보건당국 코로나19 팬데믹 해결책 찾고 사람들 보호와 사회재건에 협력
- 소프트웨어 개발자들, 바이러스 퇴치와 생명 구하기 위해 기술도구 제작으로 공헌
- 이런 협업정신으로 구글과 애플 공동 노력 발표 https://t.co/sH2PRnNqQe
1) This is incredible. You'd never see "companies are by far the world’s biggest smartphone software providers, with billions of users world-wide" collaborate. And 2) What about privacy? What about user security? https://t.co/Hz3OgMB5b8
— Patrick deHahn (@patrickdehahn) April 10, 2020
This is HUGE.
— Alex Whitcomb (@AlexWhitcomb) April 10, 2020
This Apple/Google system would keep extensive data on phones that have been in close proximity, giving public health officials a voluntary contact-tracing network and alerting you if you were in contact with someone infected with Covid-19.https://t.co/AFXhh86RUU
Here's how Apple and Google will enable Bluetooth-based Covid-19 contact tracing on your phone. https://t.co/dpbSpPnsMX Not a perfect system in terms of detection or, depending on implementation, privacy. But it could be an important part of the effort to get back to normalcy.
— Andy Greenberg (@a_greenberg) April 10, 2020
With Google and Apple's announcement, the companies have chosen to implement a system that collects no location data. https://t.co/EX9Pf6oEMh via @a_greenberg
— Lauren Goode (@LaurenGoode) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提供予定の近接追跡フレームワーク、Bluetoothのビーコンで近接したデバイスのキーを相互交換してローカルに保存、後に感染が判明すれば2週間分のキーをサーバにアップロードして通知する。システムはユーザの位置を追跡せず、識別データを収集しないらしい。https://t.co/ZgYHpX0kiK
— Masayuki Akamatsu (@akamatsu) April 10, 2020
Uhh, this is actually terrifying when applied to literally anything else, which it surely will after thishttps://t.co/NsghJvm3bt
— Evan O'Neil (@eoneil83) April 10, 2020
Contact tracing can help slow the spread of COVID-19 and can be done without compromising user privacy. We’re working with @sundarpichai & @Google to help health officials harness Bluetooth technology in a way that also respects transparency & consent. https://t.co/94XlbmaGZV
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogleが手を結び、感染接触の履歴を追う技術を共同開発中、という声明。OSレベルでのプラットフォームを構想。
— 松本淳｜アースメディア代表 (@Jn_Matsumoto) April 11, 2020
Tim Cook氏のツイッターから発信されると、「このロゴが並ぶとは..」との感激の応援リプが続々と。企業トップが自ら危機に動く姿勢、すばらしい。https://t.co/uCSZxyMo7t
I am glad Apple and Google are moving forward in developing contract tracing technology to help public health. What it will look like will need to be seen. But we may need to exchange a little piece privacy for great good of public health. #COVID19 https://t.co/mBatSjo86l
— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) April 10, 2020
この並びをオフィシャルに見るときがくるとは。https://t.co/WmrnnRj7xj
— ChizukoOh (@ChizukoOh) April 11, 2020
“Google and Apple are announcing a joint effort to enable the use of Bluetooth technology to help governments....a comprehensive solution that includes... operating system-level technology to assist in enabling contact tracing.”
— Paul Mitchell (@PaulMitchellPPC) April 10, 2020
Oh crap.
Here we go.? https://t.co/DHQujkylWs
Big applause to @Apple and @Google for this initiative. This sets an incredible #privacy standard for the world to follow.https://t.co/1BAlxJNA32
— Andrew Trask (@iamtrask) April 10, 2020
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BREAKING: New infrastructure for contract tracing is coming to our phones using Bluetooth.
— Andy Slavitt @ ? (@ASlavitt) April 10, 2020
Strong privacy protections— but I hope EVERYONE opts in for one another. This is time to pull together in new ways.
Thank you to @Apple & @Google https://t.co/kZ9Lv8TNT1
This is amazing. https://t.co/4f63ziahSj
— Walmyr Carvalho (@walmyrcarvalho) April 10, 2020
This is SO BRILLIANT. @Apple and @Google are teaming up to develop completely private, opt-in, Bluetooth contact tracing. Example: if you’re exposed to someone who’s tested COVID positive, you’ll get a notification, so you can get yourself tested… https://t.co/bNAqc1LzzE
— David Pogue (@Pogue) April 10, 2020
Apple と Google がコロナ対策で提携。つよい
— ろと / rotomx ? (@rotomx) April 11, 2020
Apple and Google partner on COVID-19 contact tracing technology - Apple https://t.co/GuXlmjHpQk
this logo on the back of a phone is the DreamPhone https://t.co/LqbVhrfRok
— Stephen Hall (@hallstephenj) April 10, 2020
Want to get notified if you've come into contact with someone with #coronavirus?@Apple & @Google team up to enable "opt-in contact tracing" to combat #COVID19
— Rasu Shrestha MD MBA (@RasuShrestha) April 11, 2020
✔️user privacy & security central to design
✔️APIs enabled Android & iOS interoperabilityhttps://t.co/l8tQUokZYu pic.twitter.com/FkKmEJi0em
Apple, Google Announce Joint COVID-19 Contact Tracing Technology. The Technology will have the ability to read apps from other phones and let you know if you have come into contact with an infected person. Woow, this is crazy ? https://t.co/45COA7cP38
— King Of East Africa ?? (@Ugaman01) April 10, 2020
Apple, Google Announce COVID-19 Smartphone Contact Tracing in Rare Partnership https://t.co/LG76ZnNUHz
— TIME Health (@TIMEHealth) April 10, 2020
코로나19가 대단하긴 한가보다. 애플 사이트에서 애플과 (애플틱하게 변형된) 구글 로고를 볼 날이 오다니. 8년쯤 전의 나라면 농담으로도 믿지 않았을것. https://t.co/nFPM1nBVDl
— 푸른곰 (@purengom) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogleがCOVID-19対策のためにBluetoothを使った接触追跡の共通API開発で協力。 / “Apple and Google partner on COVID-19 contact tracing technology - Apple” https://t.co/XE8OE4GzcA
— 小野マトペ (@ono_matope) April 10, 2020
This is the best news I've heard in awhile. We need to ramp up testing dramatically but testing needs to be paired with contact tracing. Google and Apple are teaming up to automate this process by embedding technology in their smart phone apps. https://t.co/40oqzzk8mY
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) April 10, 2020
I’m conflicted. Someone on a TV show I just watched made a good case for this...but knowing all of our governments...they will abuse this https://t.co/cuYtPYselJ
— Lexi Alexander (@Lexialex) April 10, 2020
Wow. I actually think this is a good idea. What do you think? https://t.co/Oy7bHZ3jBa
— Danny Winget (@superscientific) April 10, 2020
Yesterday on @dailytechnewssh @arielwaldman talked about why Bluetooth tracking might not be as good as using human interviews. Today’s @verge article from @CaseyNewton details why she’s right https://t.co/EkhzJ7yK2V
— Tom Merritt (@acedtect) April 10, 2020
combine that with a dataset that does include a person's movements, purchases, etc, and things still get pretty revealing pretty quickly. but hey, it's not like *checks notes* apple or google have other sources of information about you https://t.co/fPWJ6CtGlT pic.twitter.com/qyzMx4I98f
— Lindsey Barrett (@LAM_Barrett) April 10, 2020
Bluetooth signals traverse walls, linking you to your neighbor even if you've never actually been in actual physical contact (for example, in an apartment building).
— ashkan soltani (@ashk4n) April 10, 2020
This is wonderful + huge news about Apple and Google coming together with an approach to contact tracing: https://t.co/iC35x8juGd
— Matt Cutts (@mattcutts) April 10, 2020
Really happy to see this.
Reading between the lines -- this API seems like a defensive play by @Apple / @Google designed to push back against the administrations efforts to get them to build a national #COVID19 surveillance network.https://t.co/tOTF01QlRT https://t.co/1KX00aWJ65
— ashkan soltani (@ashk4n) April 10, 2020
You know this is a crazy virus if you got Apple and Google to join forces to literally make THE PHONE TRACKING SHIT FROM THE DARK KNIGHT https://t.co/ptKHiVfEZi
— Joshua Topolsky (@joshuatopolsky) April 10, 2020
While I suspect these tools will be framed as 'voluntary / opt-in' -- they will eventually become compulsory once policymakers begin to rely on them in order to decide, for example, who can leave the house or who can return to work -- setting an incredibly dangerous precedent.
— ashkan soltani (@ashk4n) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are partnering on technology for smartphones that will alert users if they’ve come into contact with a person with Covid-19 (but could be useful later for HIV, Ebola and other diseases). People must opt in and “privacy advocates” may fight this. https://t.co/CJgnqM1K8m
— Khanoisseur ???♂️? (@Khanoisseur) April 10, 2020
I've written articles about the initial proposals around this stuff and the one thing researchers are absolutely clear on is that if this is gonna work in America it has to be handled by parties accountable only to the public. https://t.co/kiIt2xJKUq
— Rafi Letzter (@RafiLetzter) April 10, 2020
It could also reduce likelihood of state agencies to invest in what we know works: hiring human beings to get out on the street and make phone calls.
— Casey Newton (@CaseyNewton) April 10, 2020
I’m open to the idea of this being effective. I hope it is. But public health experts have been extremely skeptical.
This might be what we need, but announcing it on a Friday afternoon is shady as hell. https://t.co/Wr7we4wfiP
— Will Oremus (@WillOremus) April 10, 2020
Just know that law enforcement will access and use this data against you. https://t.co/4cpIySlMmc
— The Reckoning ? (@sethjlevy) April 10, 2020
I mean, you could do ad hoc stuff so that anyone who wants to see an NFL game in person needs to opt-in, and I guess the NFL could run that? Etc. But that's not getting you to real contact tracing.
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) April 10, 2020
This is SO BRILLIANT. @Apple and @Google are teaming up to develop completely private, opt-in, Bluetooth contact tracing. Example: if you’re exposed to someone who’s tested COVID positive, you’ll get a notification, so you can get yourself tested… https://t.co/bNAqc1LzzE
— David Pogue (@Pogue) April 10, 2020
Apple has experience with something similar to contact tracing thanks to the new Find My system. Probably gave them a head start. Good to see Apple and Google doing this and emphasizing consent and privacy.https://t.co/Hp8kfiMqPc
— Jason Snell (@jsnell) April 10, 2020
This is a common misconception about what’s happening. Google and Apple aren’t jointly releasing a contact tracing app. They’re creating an API that public health apps can use.
— Casey Newton (@CaseyNewton) April 10, 2020
Which means you still need to figure out a way to get people to download a 3rd party app. Very hard. https://t.co/FyJWooR2wW
From Duke: "Cell phone-based apps recording proximity events between individuals are unlikely to have adequate discriminating ability or adoption to achieve public health utility, while introducing serious privacy, security, and logistical concerns."https://t.co/yTmlylr5R0
— Casey Newton (@CaseyNewton) April 10, 2020
“If a person learns they have coronavirus, they could indicate on their app they’ve been infected — and people whose smartphones have been in their vicinity would be notified, regardless of whether their devices run on Apple’s or Google software.” $AAPL https://t.co/INV33vOLXo
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) April 10, 2020
I keep seeing references to a 60% usage rate to make contact tracing effective. Is that a real number? How would we get there? Let's assume that at least a third of the country won't participate bc of range of objections, from well-founded to tinfoil-hat-wearing. https://t.co/ffRRNhhzIp
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) April 10, 2020
Feel like Apple will be opt-in and Google will be opt-out https://t.co/R9SvO4tHkj
— Seth Weintraub (@llsethj) April 10, 2020
Apple & Google are both going to add OS-level APIs to enable contact tracing apps that use Bluetooth LE to track whoever you’ve been close to that later tests positive for #COVID19. This is the only way we can get back to normal until vaccine but still ?https://t.co/RWVqhnSjWx pic.twitter.com/Y1ehBOWFh6
— Dare Obasanjo (@Carnage4Life) April 10, 2020
App-based contract tracing will be a critical tool for USA to move past this quickly. Judging by response when I point this out, it will also face huge resistance from Americans who view it as a non-starter privacy intrusion. https://t.co/TVdah3KxJ4
— Henry Blodget (@hblodget) April 10, 2020
CDC Director Robert Redfield says the agency is working on a plan to ramp up America's capacity for "very aggressive" contact tracing of those who test positive for the coronavirus. https://t.co/ReelCISaVI
— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) April 10, 2020
I am very very very skeptical that people (especially the people who are like 'open the economy now mr president i want my freedom') will agree to contact tracing
— Charlie Warzel (@cwarzel) April 10, 2020
Agreed. And if usage of the app is not compulsory— or at least heavily incentivized — I just don’t see enough people using it. Also, if CDC or other government agency doesn’t know who may have been exposed, how do they follow up? How do they find clusters before more infected? https://t.co/jAS9uCiTGx
— Henry Blodget (@hblodget) April 10, 2020
Well - Apple and Google won't make you download it. But I can certainly see it being tied to things you'd like to do, like travel, apply for bailout $, etc.
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) April 10, 2020
Contact tracing is the nuclear energy of technology right now. Amazing potential to help cure the world, and terrifying power if/when it is used for ill. https://t.co/wmXITCpJI8
— Rafe Needleman (@Rafe) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google partner on COVID-19 contact tracing technology
— Rene Ritchie (@reneritchie) April 10, 2020
“First, in May, both companies will release APIs that enable interoperability between Android and iOS devices using apps from public health authorities. “https://t.co/aUEMxWWVAR
Apple and Google are partnering together to help get a contact tracing apparatus off the ground in an effort to battle the pandemic.
— Neil Cybart (@neilcybart) April 10, 2020
Contact tracing has been positioned as a tool for navigating the next ~18 months until a vaccine becomes available.https://t.co/d5x11DWwGh pic.twitter.com/p3SuwwE3Y6
Good to see them put their beef aside for public health, but I'm still not sure how you turn the data faucet off when this is all over.
— Dave DuFour (@DaveDuFourNBA) April 10, 2020
Governments don't usually relinquish this sort of power.
Civil liberties groups will be working overtime when this is all over with https://t.co/FwaOP3PhLE
BREAKING: New infrastructure for contract tracing is coming to our phones using Bluetooth.
— Andy Slavitt @ ? (@ASlavitt) April 10, 2020
Strong privacy protections— but I hope EVERYONE opts in for one another. This is time to pull together in new ways.
Thank you to @Apple & @Google https://t.co/kZ9Lv8TNT1
Some details: Privacy focused tool that uses Bluetooth and rotating identifiers that have no location or PID. pic.twitter.com/EJ6xwOgEzY
— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) April 10, 2020
This is HUGE news! There are no guarantees here, but digital contact tracing like this might be one way forward out of lock-downs… (would need to get the #SARSCoV2 results consistently reported and linked to our phones, through #FHIR?) https://t.co/WSFtz4xm1m
— Atul Butte (@atulbutte) April 10, 2020
This is fascinating and also frightening. https://t.co/fG7NWoeeig
— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are working together to make iOS and Android devices capable of letting you know if you came in contact with someone infected with coronavirushttps://t.co/AIgznJUmPU
— tc (@chillmage) April 10, 2020
Note also that the infected person themselves has to report their status to the apps.
— Jane Lytvynenko ??♀️??♀️??♀️ (@JaneLytv) April 10, 2020
According to the BBC, Trump is expected to endorse this partnership during the press conference today.
Documentation for:
- Google: https://t.co/jnhm41V3H0
- Apple: https://t.co/NpHJUvidXH
that’s a lockup a never expected to see…https://t.co/iZsi80MOCK pic.twitter.com/RUoeG409pH
— Mike Murphy (@mcwm) April 10, 2020
#COVID19 tweets of the year? https://t.co/1agf13aOhihttps://t.co/WfUqXYh2mr#ContactTracing pic.twitter.com/cR0dEwV2Ur
— Chris Messina (@chrismessina) April 10, 2020
Wild news and BIG for tracking COVID-19. Apple and Google are launching a contact tracing tool for Android and iOS. https://t.co/hNhsSeAgn1
— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) April 10, 2020
Apple has pushed specs on its site here, Google should do so soon as well. https://t.co/7lAaUrPaHo
— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) April 10, 2020
While the privacy of @Apple/@Google contact tracing system look robust (user-controlled rolling ephemeral subkeys) -- the architecture still side-steps the HARD issue of how-to verify if a user is actually diagnosed (vs is just 'crying wolf’) #abusabilityhttps://t.co/OKl2Nh1AjZ pic.twitter.com/Dy7QM4aypV
— ashkan soltani (@ashk4n) April 10, 2020
while we must do every we can to overcome #coronavirus they need to explain much more about their commitment not collect personal data: via @washingtonpost @Apple, @Google debut major effort to help people track if they’ve come in contact with coronavirushttps://t.co/UYqrPRFPXP
— Sean Spicer (@seanspicer) April 10, 2020
Huge news from Apple and Google: partnership on Bluetooth APIs for virus contact tracing https://t.co/oJxopGMzj6
— nilay patel (@reckless) April 10, 2020
The fact that Apple is involved here, btw, makes me feel a lot more confident in the privacy behind it all. https://t.co/qLA7tDMe30
— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) April 10, 2020
As WHO and the UN fail ingloriously, global tech companies are filling the void. Multinational institutions that can actually execute. https://t.co/hj2t4AvmAk
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) April 10, 2020
Contact tracing can help slow the spread of COVID-19 and can be done without compromising user privacy. We’re working with @sundarpichai & @Google to help health officials harness Bluetooth technology in a way that also respects transparency & consent. https://t.co/94XlbmaGZV
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) April 10, 2020
Everything Apple and Google are saying here seems helpful. Next q: Assuming the tech works/is useful, how will we get people to download and use the tracing apps? https://t.co/HNayjGFT34
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) April 10, 2020
In today's On Tech, @shiraovide poses two questions about pandemic-fighting technology: Does it work? Is it creepy? https://t.co/4kfjtvW3G6
— NYTimes Tech (@nytimestech) April 10, 2020
Here's how the system works, basically pic.twitter.com/TT1Lf1SstF
— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) April 10, 2020
Wow. Potentially huge. https://t.co/OSGFtOLVn8
— Casey Newton (@CaseyNewton) April 10, 2020
What about BlackBerry? https://t.co/j6FzXHAwrW
— Josh Barro (@jbarro) April 10, 2020
This sounds really promising; on the other hand Bluetooth can’t reliably pair a phone I’ve had for four years to a car I’ve had for five https://t.co/4l7tHHxKYt
— Tim Marchman (@timmarchman) April 10, 2020
This is what happened in China -- where Chineses citizens needed to show their 'red/orange/green' code before they were permitted to leave the house or to use public trans, etc https://t.co/2K0EydcvmN
— ashkan soltani (@ashk4n) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google’s idea is smart and could make a huge difference in combating COVID19.
— Maybe: Fred Benenson (@fredbenenson) April 10, 2020
And before you let a knee jerk privacy reaction set in, take the time to understand how it will work:
• it is not tracking your location
• it is opt-in
• it is decentralized https://t.co/SUvCp8EGii
Love the privacy model behind this workflow. Really great to see Apple & Google collaborating on this. pic.twitter.com/B1fhFa0jda
— Dare Obasanjo (@Carnage4Life) April 10, 2020
What's most interesting about this is that it seems to not actually be about location data—it's about proximity data (ie, what other phones were nearby the infected persons' phone) https://t.co/jgVuPatuiB
— nicole nguyen (@nicnguyen) April 10, 2020
Google and Apple launching coronavirus contact-tracing system for iOS and Android. https://t.co/0KasQU973X
— Seth Sandler (@SethSandler) April 10, 2020
“... for now it seems worth saying that there’s little evidence that phones are good at contact tracing — and a lot of evidence that human beings are.” https://t.co/QTMpynzm7w
— All I don't wanna do is zoom-a-zoom-zoom-zoom (@hypervisible) April 10, 2020
Truly a fascinating use of technology.
— Chris Welch (@chriswelch) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are partnering up to track coronavirus and build contact tracing into iOS and Android. https://t.co/S8zIUA4JU4 pic.twitter.com/45vzyNdGGb
For a different, non opt-in version of this, let's look to a month ago in China, when it rolled out a mystifying app that gave citizens color codes for their danger level: https://t.co/ABvejVy1os
— Kashmir Hill (@kashhill) April 10, 2020
I share a lot of the skepticism about contact tracing, but the adoption part I think could be surprisingly easy. If you tell people the only way they can see their parents, go to church, eat at a restaurant, etc. is to download an app, they'll do it. https://t.co/CATqyemFzo
— Kevin Roose (@kevinroose) April 10, 2020
MOST IMPORTANTLY there's a REAL risk of abuse from these apps -- generating false alarms and Denial-of-Service attacks from people falsely flagging that they're infected with COVID19 (crying 'wolf) -- thereby potentially affecting the others they've digitally been in contact with
— ashkan soltani (@ashk4n) April 10, 2020
In Europe, officials, doctors and engineers look at how smartphones could be enlisted in the war against the spread of the #coronavirus, but can this be done without intrusive surveillance and access to a wealth of private information? https://t.co/P6Hfm8s6RA pic.twitter.com/5aj63ad75U
— AFP news agency (@AFP) April 5, 2020
Last point for now: 80 percent of the commentary you read about this today is going to be about the privacy implications. But before we even get there, we need to talk more about why people think that Bluetooth-based contact tracing is an effective way of tracking exposures.
— Casey Newton (@CaseyNewton) April 10, 2020
Major news from Apple and Google: The companies have partnered to add Covid-19 contact tracing to iOS and Android so your phone can notify you if you’ve come into contact with a person who has tested positive. Frameworks for public health apps in May, deeper OS integration later.
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) April 10, 2020
This seems like a better-than-most approach. Privacy-focused, opt-in (via an app), cross-platform, and doesn't use location. https://t.co/NPBsVx4zYe https://t.co/D23sPc67Qo
— Zack Whittaker (@zackwhittaker) April 10, 2020
Practice responsible social distancing.
— Try Catch HCF (@TryCatchHCF) April 10, 2020
Also, keep Bluetooth turned off.
That advice was solid long before the pandemic, but you know full well that this initiative is a hell of a slippery slope. https://t.co/o9TmiyIACG
To help public health officials slow the spread of #COVID19, Google & @Apple are working on a contact tracing approach designed with strong controls and protections for user privacy. @tim_cook and I are committed to working together on these efforts.https://t.co/T0j88YBcFu
— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) April 10, 2020
NEW: Apple, Google unveil major new effort to use their smartphones to help people see if they've come in contact with coronavirus. Major new contact tracing effort via bluetooth. https://t.co/wIUPmPcDPg
— Tony Romm (@TonyRomm) April 10, 2020
"To bully governments into adopting privacy-invasive, discriminatory, and ineffective surveillance measures under the cloak of coronavirus-fighting app, Google and Apple are working on implementing OS-level proximity tracing. Tim Cook and I are dangerous political adventurists." https://t.co/2mOeLOh6Gn
— Casilli (@AntonioCasilli) April 10, 2020
Huge thanks to Apple and Google for building privacy-preserving contact tracing into iOS and Android. Tech is emerging as a pillar of civilization and a critical reservoir of competence.https://t.co/oAwCpu0aQn
— Nat Friedman (@natfriedman) April 10, 2020
And just like that Apple and Google announce a partnership on tracing "Apple, Google Bring Covid-19 Contact-Tracing to 3 Billion People" https://t.co/E4fP1gjXPM
— Fred Wilson (@fredwilson) April 10, 2020
Is there anything in the Apple/Google API to stop me from pretending I tested positive to troll everyone my phone passed on the street?
— Casey Newton (@CaseyNewton) April 10, 2020
They’ll never know who triggered the alert, right? Seems ripe for abuse.
Yes. Apple and Google are building APIs that will provide location info to government apps. Government agency or agencies will have to build those apps and persuade people to use them.
— Henry Blodget (@hblodget) April 10, 2020
That said, the only way this works if if the two dominant platform providers collaborate, so Apple and Google teaming up is a massive development. And they have already shared the spec, so they are being transparent about it.
— nilay patel (@reckless) April 10, 2020
Google and Apple partner on building COVID-19 contact tracing into Android, iOS https://t.co/nyzR3Pn8ka by @technacity pic.twitter.com/xhbYOWl2NM
— 9to5Mac.com (@9to5mac) April 10, 2020
For Apple and Google's contact tracing to work, you would need:
— alfred ? (@alfredwkng) April 10, 2020
- Much, much more COVID-19 testing
- Bluetooth precision down to six feet apart
- People to actually use these apps https://t.co/2f818KqtQv
さすがアメリカ。アメリカ映画を自で行く展開です。https://t.co/VjvZPU96hs
— チカイケ秀夫@原体験ドリブンな人 (@chikagoo) April 10, 2020
どうなるかな？注目。https://t.co/HDmAIC5EvG
— Leo Tohyama (@LeoTohyama) April 10, 2020
これは素晴らしい！ >COVID-19の検査で陽性反応が出たユーザーは自身で感染したことをアプリに入力する。すると過去数日間に接近したユーザーに通知が届く。感染した人の名前や接触した場所は他のユーザーに知らされず、AppleやGoogleにも特定できない仕組み。https://t.co/6pT8nsDo5d
— 国光宏尚 gumi (Hiro Kunimitsu) (@hkunimitsu) April 10, 2020
これは画期的、どうせ接触者の割り出しをしなければならないなら、こうした技術に委ねたほうがプライバシー露出の副作用も抑えられる。
— 吉方べき (@tabisaki) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/bJQdZOjONr
最強すぎません？？
— かおリん | ???????? (@PANbooooo) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出（要約） https://t.co/Jg3cP5Z25O
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出https://t.co/YQMGfmngga
— なるはやちゃん【公式】VTuber × キャリアアドバイザー? (@NarumiHayase) April 10, 2020
1. 新型コロナ陽性反応
2. アプリに感染したと入力
3. 過去数日間に接近した人に通知
感染者の名前や接触場所は他のユーザーに知らされずAppleやGoogleにも特定できない仕組み
最強タッグ
うわわ、これはすげえ。しかもめっちゃちゃんとしたものができそう。 / AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 (ITmedia NEWS) #NewsPicks https://t.co/8ZoZB6OgSv
— にしむらじゅん / データアナリスト (@jnishimu) April 10, 2020
GAFA〜！！
— okb (@bik__bo) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出（要約） https://t.co/FMVcPuvDx9
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触追跡 https://t.co/WYF0j1h3Vg pic.twitter.com/oEb3UR5OgS
— Impress Watch (@impress_watch) April 10, 2020
サイバー隣組（となりぐみ）システム。
— GAIA FORCE TV ღ (@GAIAFORCETV) April 10, 2020
コロナを利用して監視社会を構築する。
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触追跡 - Impress Watch https://t.co/gztK02CBt9 @impress_watchさんから
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触追跡 https://t.co/jvCJnGywwR pic.twitter.com/SID3iDPuGW
— Impress Watch (@impress_watch) April 10, 2020
なにこのライバルが手を携えて敵に立ち向かう少年マンガ的展開。熱すぎる／AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触追跡 - Impress Watch https://t.co/0xqCheGiA2
— 山口真弘 (@kizuki_jpn) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触追跡 - Impress Watch https://t.co/y0p6bZJTii @impress_watchから
— ぽつりん (@Potsurin) April 10, 2020
さすがCNET。テック系であるだけに誤解もなく正確で詳しい。「Bluetoothと暗号化仕様、フレームワーク資料を含むドラフト版の技術資料をリリース予定」https://t.co/EDhB4FWeHW
— 引き篭もりをするBitDesk (@torum) April 10, 2020
毎年のように「どこぞのOSはこれだけしか最新OSが普及してないのに、iOSはこんなに普及してる」とかやってた関係がこうなるなんて。https://t.co/Fkp1UTCteG
— akatsuki.kt 時々 .java (@akatsuki174) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触追跡 - Impress Watch https://t.co/wfxM7fUoM9 @impress_watchより
— 彩樹 (@saki_1990__) April 10, 2020
こんな二大巨頭の提携とか胸アツすぎる。米中の合体くらいすごい。両方とも米国だけど??
— Koichi Sugimoto(Sugipo)/ 豊かな社会を創るザ法人営業 (@koichi2905) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - ITmedia NEWS https://t.co/OYIijMhTbq
これは凄い
— 須藤憲司(スドケン)@ハック思考 (@sudoken) April 11, 2020
スマホのBluetoothで接触者が辿れる技術の到来
今、三密(密閉、密集、密接)に、言いたくない行動の秘密を加えて四密と言われてますが、四密対策の決定版かもしれない#ハック思考#StayHome https://t.co/ytAsauhuYL
シンガポール方式が標準化されるってこと？ / “AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - ITmedia NEWS” https://t.co/37g3QGQLCh
— 上原 哲太郎/Tetsu. Uehara (@tetsutalow) April 11, 2020
問題色々あるとは思うけど、こんな事出来るとは凄い?
— Jun→A (@JunAx0708x) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/NwAprA7W7O
すごいタッグだ。
— ひらやま | cotree COO (@yhkzk) April 11, 2020
"COVID-19の検査で陽性反応が出たユーザーは自身で感染したことをアプリに入力する。すると過去数日間に接近したユーザーに通知が届く。"
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/qoEqp7qndh
完全にすれちがったーじゃん… ますいさんは世界を先取りしていたな… / “AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す - ITmedia Mobile” https://t.co/QnHrzOJmW5
— わかめ@毎日猫がいる (@vvakame) April 11, 2020
薩長同盟みたい?
— 羽 田 孝 ? 距 離 の 取 れ る C H R O (@hadatakajapan) April 11, 2020
共通の巨大な敵を前にして、
争ってる場合じゃない。
両者を取り持った坂本龍馬的な存在がいると思うと胸熱。
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す - ITmedia Mobile https://t.co/3Y7Xm2p894
애플과 구글이 합동으로 일정기간 내에 코로나19 확진자의 휴대폰에 근접한 사람에게 알림을 통보하는 기능을 5월 중으로 탑재하기로. 추정 30억명 사용자의 밀접접촉을 추적할 수 있게 될 것. 이러한 협력은 두 라이벌에게 있어 매우 드문 일. https://t.co/FMPGRNC99N
— 푸른곰 (@purengom) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are teaming up to fight Covid-19 with contact tracing https://t.co/NUmIHTEAXa
— Quartz (@qz) April 10, 2020
Gee, this sounds like something straight from a book I know. What‘s the title? Oh yeah! Surveillance Fucking Valley! https://t.co/kQ6zXIuSkj
— Yasha Levine (@yashalevine) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google unveiled a rare partnership to add technology to their smartphones that will alert users if they’ve come into contact with a person with Covid-19. People must opt in, but it has the potential to monitor about 1/3 of the world’s population https://t.co/Lte5vGthts
— Tim O'Brien (@TimOBrien) April 10, 2020
This is interesting
— Kalu Aja (@FinPlanKaluAja1) April 10, 2020
You opt in....Google and Apple track you via phone
If someone with a positive Covid Test is near you or you have been in near contact, it warns you.
Hmmmmhttps://t.co/JrsoGRHWWO
感染者追跡をAppleとGoogleが共同開発。ワクチン開発まで時間がかかるので感染拡大を阻止する最善策だろう。
— おのこうじ onokoji (@unafugu) April 10, 2020
Apple, Google Bring Covid-19 Contact-Tracing to 3 Billion People https://t.co/k7u2iVR6xJ
Here's how Apple and Google's giant contact-tracing system will work https://t.co/KqqeQGA0X1 via @technology @markgurman
— Alistair Barr (@alistairmbarr) April 10, 2020
これ凄い。
— メイプル???? in Silicon Valley (@Steve13299612) April 10, 2020
Covid-19と診断された場合、過去14日間に遡って自分とすれ違った人にアラートを送るサービス。。。
スマホ同士が近づいた際にBLEで信号を交換、全てクラウドで記憶させる。
最終的にはバックエンドで動くようにするみたいです。https://t.co/sRLlmteXrE
This is terrible. Let me tell you why. THREAD #privacy #infosec #cybersecurity #COVID19 https://t.co/e5htfAzc8o
— Sergio Caltagirone (@cnoanalysis) April 10, 2020
The same tools being used to track the spread of coronavirus will be used to track protesters and dissidents after the crisis ends.https://t.co/I5SRPZphc3
— Matt Odell (@matt_odell) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google launch a joint contact-tracing system for iOS and Android https://t.co/j5U5ROfirk pic.twitter.com/x22Z92Ihct
— The Verge (@verge) April 10, 2020
oh im sure there won't be any long-term issues with building an underlying infrastructure that tracks every phone you've been in close contact with https://t.co/AcUUthQCPH
— the roughest toughest frail (@em_aytch) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google launch a joint contact-tracing system for iOS and Android https://t.co/x1gWAg8xNi
— Switch Apple Mac (@SwitchTM) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google have announced a system that will alert people when they have been in close contact with someone who reports a positive Covid-19 diagnosis. ( via @verge ) https://t.co/aqwJr95odz
— Vox (@voxdotcom) April 10, 2020
Huge news from Apple and Google: partnership on Bluetooth APIs for virus contact tracing https://t.co/oJxopGMzj6
— nilay patel (@reckless) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are working on joint APIs to allow contact tracing for people exposed to covid-19, a key component in the ability to allow loosening of lockdown restrictions: https://t.co/oIh7F3wLQZ
— Laurie Voss (@seldo) April 10, 2020
Apple x Google.
— Jonas Roque ➐ (@jonasrookie) April 10, 2020
OMG.https://t.co/H1DnPRlz4n
Huge thanks to Apple and Google for building privacy-preserving contact tracing into iOS and Android. Tech is emerging as a pillar of civilization and a critical reservoir of competence.https://t.co/oAwCpu0aQn
— Nat Friedman (@natfriedman) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are building a coronavirus tracking system into iOS and Android https://t.co/nhmtj6YfPy via @Verge
— Malou Tiquia (@maltiq) April 11, 2020
This is absolutely wild. Thank you, @Google and @Apple for this.https://t.co/MHmKCmn4Wa
— Daniel Bader (@journeydan) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are building a coronavirus tracking system into iOS and Android https://t.co/RLzXuKQ0Md via @Verge
— Michael Kukielka (@DetroitBORG) April 10, 2020
Seems good, though. We need this. https://t.co/1Cvccu75vg pic.twitter.com/1PNL4eDJHk
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) April 10, 2020
Woah! In 6 weeks both iOS AND Android will support bluetooth-based p2p contact tracking to fight COVID-19.
— Chris Maddern (@chrismaddern) April 10, 2020
Fastest cross-platform effort ever for sure!https://t.co/MF36xfIzf6
애플과 구글, 블루투스 등으로 COVID-19 접촉자 추적할 수 있는 API 제공 예정. 장기적으로는 OS 단에서 해당 기능 제공키로. https://t.co/IHzP0Mysy5
— 나가토 유키 (@nagato708) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google's partnership on a privacy-first COVID contract tracing service is amazingly exiting, humanity-scale stuff. Cancelling my morning plans and digging into the tech specs now... https://t.co/9P22ADIhtl
— josh avant (@joshavant) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogleが協力して、感染者と接触したことを通知するスマートフォン向けのアプリを開発中とのこと。 https://t.co/ZgQtuNsoUp
— まえしょう (@Maekawa86) April 11, 2020
BOOM! Eerily exactly word-for-word what I said. https://t.co/TtM1SKa6f8
— Ryan Jones (@rjonesy) April 10, 2020
- Apple iOS + Google Android
- Built-in
- Contact tracing via Bluetooth
- Opt-in
- Privacy first
Kudos to Tim, he’s acting when called upon.
Wild news and BIG for tracking COVID-19. Apple and Google are launching a contact tracing tool for Android and iOS. https://t.co/hNhsSeAgn1
— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) April 10, 2020
$AAPL and $GOOG "engineering teams have banded together to create a decentralized contact tracing tool that will help individuals determine whether they have been exposed to someone with COVID-19."https://t.co/Ht7mRkIqrq
— Jerry Capital (@JerryCap) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are launching a joint COVID-19 tracing tool for iOS and Android https://t.co/F5T4CZu7a8
— Luciano Floridi (@Floridi) April 10, 2020
COVID-19 접촉 추적 기술 도입을 위해 협력하는 Apple과 Google - 답글 「COVID-19 접촉 추적 기술에 관한 Apple 및 Google 파트너」 https://t.co/gUSa4ICpyy
— editoy (@editoy) April 11, 2020
COVID-19 접촉 추적 기술에 관한 Apple 및 Google 파트너 https://t.co/2FjE1MBnVH
— editoy (@editoy) April 11, 2020
#COVID19 Tracing -not- tracking will save lives. Your new passport.@BrettKing @leimer @psb_dc @UrsBolt @cgledhill @rshevlin @thepsironi @karunk @spirosmargaris @jaypalter @jimmarous @efipm @Visible_Banking#fintech #banking #innovation #technology https://t.co/IgSPgpKqMZ
— Richard Turrin (@richardturrin) April 11, 2020
Breaking: @Apple & @Google bring contact tracing #app to fight #COVIDー19 #API open by May?https://t.co/mn38WsS1XA@JohnNosta @HITpol @psb_dc @CurtisSChin @SpirosMargaris @AdamRogers2030 @digitalcloudgal @nigelwalsh @MikeQuindazzi @mvollmer1 @alvinfoo @jblefevre60 @chboursin pic.twitter.com/hfMrPplKTM
— Helene Li ✨? (@helene_wpli) April 11, 2020
Apple, Google unveil partnership to add technology to their smartphone platforms that will alert users if they have come into contact with a person with Covid-19 https://t.co/3rNsyt6l6z via @technology
— Hasikara ?? (@kwameweekes) April 11, 2020
Apple, Google unveil partnership to add technology to their smartphone platforms that will alert users if they have come into contact with a person with Covid-19 https://t.co/TYnJSaLHQ5 via @technology
— Jasmine the European Cat (@JeanneBartram) April 10, 2020
6. Meanwhile, Apple and Google are building the deliberate means for governments to track a third of the people on the planet. These are not choices that should be vested in the hands of tech barons. That's not how democracy works. https://t.co/j6XkxWNQLX
— Matt Stoller (@matthewstoller) April 10, 2020
Major news from Apple and Google: they have partnered to add coronavirus contact tracing technology to smartphone platforms that will alert people—who opt in—that they’ve come in contact with a person who has tested positive, @markgurman reports https://t.co/eBZkfsalDx
— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) April 10, 2020
WORST possible development in #COVID19 pandemic must be stopped in #CDNpoli
— Amy MacPherson (@MsAmyMacPherson) April 11, 2020
Apple & Google to siphon 3 billion health records & track everyone's location + contacts 24/7. Those private records are then broadcast to general public
TELUS e-health must endhttps://t.co/YJraQpZDC3
? Apple, Google Bring #Covid19 Contact-Tracing to 3 Billion People - Bloomberghttps://t.co/KJ2ek4JNTZ
— Christophe Barraud? (@C_Barraud) April 11, 2020
@Apple and @Google announced a joint contact tracing project yesterday which they hope may be adopted by all iPhone and Android smartphone users across the world. We have been tracking this space and India’s own launch of the @SetuAarogya app.
— Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) (@internetfreedom) April 11, 2020
(1/4)https://t.co/N5sGZDx6zB
Revolutionary. If you are quiet, you can almost hear the norms on privacy shifting before you. https://t.co/X5TU7o8WBE
— Damir Marusic (@dmarusic) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google partnered to create an app that will alert users if they have come into contact with a person with Covid-19. People must opt in to the system, but it has the potential to monitor about a third of the world’s population https://t.co/FhsVlYKkre
— Emma Kinery (@EmmaKinery) April 10, 2020
애플과 구글이 협업해서 아이폰과 안드로이드폰에 코로나 트래킹 시스템을 넣기로 함 https://t.co/qtg35XAQ2N 이런 위기 상황이 아니면 절대 되기 어려운 제휴.. 폰의 블루투스 기능을 통해 주위에 어떤 사람들과 접촉했는지 모니터링, 그중 코로나 확진자가 있으면 알려준다는 아이디어. pic.twitter.com/ml5hk97VMB
— 에스티마 (@estima7) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleは協同して人間同士の接触履歴を追跡する機能を開発すると発表。
— 柿元崇利 / U-NEXT (@tKackey) April 11, 2020
・スマホがBluetoothで近距離に滞在したユーザー情報を収集し、公衆衛生機関が利用できる
・COVID19に感染したユーザーが報告すると、接触履歴があった人は警告を受けとる
・APIを5月中旬提供予定https://t.co/ESN7S7PTpp
Apple and Google launch a joint contact-tracing system for iOS and Android https://t.co/smbdVugMa4 pic.twitter.com/L02b56ffHM
— The Verge (@verge) April 11, 2020
wow big news. Apple and Google partnering to track the spread of coronavirus using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) on iOS and Android https://t.co/N5vbqDAlGM pic.twitter.com/e6ad7J1IsF
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) April 10, 2020
Knowing everyone who one interacts with based on cell phone contacts may help the fight against COVID but also has huge potential implications for marketing, legal system and will invite abuse by tyrants everywhere.https://t.co/QurLojVCwb
— Venk Murthy (@venkmurthy) April 11, 2020
Fantastic use of technology! https://t.co/pljEvj9JCL
— Tej Lalvani (@TejLalvani) April 10, 2020
Amazing. https://t.co/pouzff7K3X
— Julie Zhuo (@joulee) April 10, 2020
Apple & Google are working on a contact-tracing app. Instead of location-tracking, it picks up signals of nearby phones at 5-min intervals & stores connections in a database. These contacts could then be notified if a person is positive. HT @robertmurray https://t.co/lkJHGLZNBG
— Amy Maxmen (@amymaxmen) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are working together at shipping privacy preserving "who did I spent time close to" tech into iOS and Android. This is a huge win for traceability of infections. https://t.co/dm4KMTVuWI
— Tobi Lutke ???? (@tobi) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google are building a coronavirus tracking system into iOS and Android - https://t.co/usnGNF3oqg
— Screaming Frog (@screamingfrog) April 11, 2020
Note: "There is no centrally accessible master list of which phones have matched, contagious or otherwise. That’s because the phones themselves are performing the cryptographic calculations." https://t.co/3E2RIAjHEC
— Neven Mrgan (@mrgan) April 10, 2020
Apple and Google Partner on Opt-In COVID-19 Contact Tracing Technology to Be Added to iPhone and Android Smartphones https://t.co/HbJMRP8MR3
— lunamoth (@lunamoth) April 11, 2020
애플, 구글의 코로나19 접촉 추적 기술, 위치데이터는 사용하지 않음, 타인과 함께 있었는지 여부만으로 판단. 일단 이부분은 긍정적으로 봐야될듯
GPSなどの位置情報は記録されない
— k u r i t a ? ? ? ? (@kuri_kurita) April 11, 2020
デバイスの識別子は15分おきに変更される
ユーザーが明示的に認めない限り近接したデバイスの識別子が外部に送られる事はない
「陽性」の人が他のユーザーやAppleに知られる事はない
…ぐらいは押さえておいてから。https://t.co/xv3yMnNOBQ
If done well (pending obvious privacy concerns, and practical considerations, e.g. roommates with a wall in between), it seems to me that this one could help. Very practical. Good to see Apple and Google joining forces. Curious to have your take. https://t.co/fC8boy0GIE
— Bertrand Bodson (@bbod) April 10, 2020
A new Apple-Google app would allow coronavirues contact tracing using Bluetooth instead if intrusive location data. Still it should:
— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) April 11, 2020
1. Store data for only ~2 weeks.
2. Use it ONLY for the virus.
3. Not share it with the govt.
4. Not ID an infected person. https://t.co/eZECHEnKCB
COVID-19 접촉 추적 기술 도입을 위해 협력하는 Apple과 Google - 답글 「COVID-19 접촉 추적 기술에 관한 Apple 및 Google 파트너」 https://t.co/gUSa4ICpyy
— editoy (@editoy) April 11, 2020
COVID-19 접촉 추적 기술에 관한 Apple 및 Google 파트너 https://t.co/2FjE1MBnVH
— editoy (@editoy) April 11, 2020
I live in China, and this sounds like a really really bad idea. https://t.co/p2sXkpUBCt
— Michael Schuman (@MichaelSchuman) April 11, 2020
11/ Another new thing: @Apple & @Google are jointly (!) building apps to track folks who crossed your path, facilitating Covid contact tracing (Figs). It’ll be op-in, which should lower creepiness factor. Could be v. useful, but only if folks trust/use app https://t.co/J4zsW1GIYs pic.twitter.com/zYMJn4BRoO
— Bob Wachter (@Bob_Wachter) April 11, 2020
There's no perfect way to protect privacy while electronic contact tracing. But the Apple + Google proposal—opt in, bluetooth, data stored locally for people who haven't tested positive—strikes a good balance, imo. Discussing soon on @CBSThisMorning https://t.co/AWTqAEm7ZO
— nxthompson (@nxthompson) April 11, 2020
This is really cool. Android and iOS teams working together to do contact tracking as part of their operating systems and using BLE ?https://t.co/2Eq0PtE01R
— Juan (@juanantoniofj) April 10, 2020
#COVID19: Hope @narendramodi and team stay out of this. #Data gathering is the other side of #surveillance that tech companies monetize. #public health is not their primary concern - balance sheets are. #ArogyaSetu https://t.co/1WtN0ezXyl
— Chitra Subramaniam (@chitraSD) April 11, 2020
COVID-19 increases in surveillance by nations w/ references 2.0 1
— ΜΔDΞRΔS (@hackermaderas) April 11, 2020
US (I think this will include UK & Europe by May)https://t.co/BVg0qb5hlc
South Koreahttps://t.co/CcRe8OJd8X
Israelhttps://t.co/uQoOCrGf85
Australiahttps://t.co/IZqEGnV6hm
Indiahttps://t.co/Icd4Qk3DbH pic.twitter.com/9794U00so9
This is huge. https://t.co/bWyeL7T6Yp
— Tyler Fox (@smileyborg) April 10, 2020
Googleが黒だけのロゴを使って2社の間は「×」ではなく「l」でリンゴが左
— 森テイゴ✂︎拡張美容師 (@teigo_mori) April 11, 2020
いろいろスゴイ。https://t.co/gVBdvl1lY2
Re https://t.co/dyQXaXK34C Answer this: How does contact tracing succeed if it's opt in? Likely outcome: 1) many people avoid government health authorities; 2) a Trojan horse -- virulent government/commercial surveillance apparatus with patchy health benefits. Please correct me!
— Helen Nissenbaum (@HNissenbaum) April 10, 2020
#Apple and #Google partner on #COVID-19 contact tracing technology https://t.co/ooVc9MCruL
— Philip Schiller (@pschiller) April 10, 2020
COVID-19 접촉 추적 기술 도입을 위해 협력하는 Apple과 Google - 답글 「COVID-19 접촉 추적 기술에 관한 Apple 및 Google 파트너」 https://t.co/gUSa4ICpyy
— editoy (@editoy) April 11, 2020
COVID-19 접촉 추적 기술에 관한 Apple 및 Google 파트너 https://t.co/2FjE1MBnVH
— editoy (@editoy) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指すhttps://t.co/VBxoIBIYZ6
— プログラマーになりたい (@koke19880422) April 11, 2020
これ、かなりの精度で濃厚数でるね
— ?YKA? (@y_yuukapon) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す - ITmedia Mobile https://t.co/8MNW9tpID1
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す（要約） https://t.co/4xwaaJada4
— 眠郎 (@nemurow) April 11, 2020
ヒーロー漫画のクライマックス感…！
— ♦️手を洗うりょーた♦️ (@garnet23rd) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す - ITmedia Mobile https://t.co/2qVMI9datg
「AppleとGoogleが協業するレベル」ってことか…！ / “AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す - ITmedia Mobile” https://t.co/b0sdhJ1d4E
— FUJI Goro (@__gfx__) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す - ITmedia Mobile
— aki (@aki_GR1102) April 10, 2020
これはすごい！
劇場版黒子のバスケでいうとこの
火神と青峰のWエースの覚醒じゃん！！ジャバウォックという名の新型コロナぶっつぶせ！！！???
https://t.co/8XgSqzvJLG
最終回が近いのでは
— ルイス•キャ浪ル (@xxxxoffncov) April 10, 2020
ITmedia: AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す.https://t.co/bMa8TmZrxG@GoogleNewsから
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す - ITmedia Mobile https://t.co/ZiL78SGPGv
— わいえー (@ya19820202) April 10, 2020
Bluetooth機能で
利用規約を同意したユーザー同士が
設定された距離以内にいると
警告が出る、みたいなイメージだろうか？
また、人の密集具合も
ここからリアルタイムでデータ化？
APIの詳細めっちゃ気になる
— Kohei Yano (@shirokurotaitsu) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協業 Bluetoothで濃厚接触の検出目指す - ITmedia Mobile https://t.co/Ev0IHz3YdM
最高にかっこいい。https://t.co/TaKRzo8uPf
— ゆるり (@seoppcios) April 10, 2020
このロゴが使われるのは最初で最後かもしれない。こういう時期だからこそ、大手プラットフォーマーが提携できるのは素晴らしい。企業レベルではなく人類レベルでの全体最適のために。
— 猿渡 歩｜Endo Ayumu (@endoayumu) April 11, 2020
—
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/FFZZZZMih0 pic.twitter.com/ebl2p9TmSs
これは良いITと防疫の融合！ https://t.co/bPyB9jVeIZ
— ICHIKAWA Kento(おにぎり) (@kentosho) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/WNv7rNgJlK
— かるご (@carugos) April 11, 2020
すごいなあ?どういう技術で検出するのかさっぱり分からないけど笑
— せぶ（res） (@seb142res) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/CGgp36VBKU
自分の想像力の低さに気付かされる記事。
— マッキー＠公教育×オンラインの可能性模索中 (@dan_makino) April 11, 2020
まさか、GAFA同士のタッグだなんて、、、
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - ITmedia NEWS https://t.co/dsTjahYoJb
素晴らしい！
— xxxkiyomersxxx@Ingress旅人 絶賛！免疫ゴイゴイ上昇中！ (@xxxkiyomersxxx) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - ITmedia NEWS https://t.co/RjiD6XqWyC
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/4Vne3hSC9N
— まんてら@プログラマVTuber (@manntera) April 11, 2020
す…すげぇ…
強敵に対して
— いじま理容館 (@Izimariyoukn) April 11, 2020
ライバルが手を組む
胸熱な展開(*≧∀≦*)
https://t.co/EvPAshKz3g
日本でも使えるようになるかな。
— ?????? ?????? / ???? ?? (@masaya_chonan) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - ITmedia NEWS https://t.co/L9KAQ3lsBI
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出（要約） https://t.co/relJPSy3WS
— 世界のお花畑から♪ (@powermino) April 11, 2020
ついに手を組んだ…これはすごい…！
— もりもとゆう＠大和財託 (@sysrigoto) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - ITmedia NEWS https://t.co/6TreDgF1r0
“AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - ITmedia NEWS” https://t.co/ZQAlInaOoR
— Hidenori Goto (@hidenorigoto) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/P0j7g59PZT
— ニシムラカウ (@uukaur) April 11, 2020
これは有用かもしれない。
— 濱村 進（はまむらすすむ） (@HamamuraSusumu) April 11, 2020
日本でも適用できるのか、個人情報保護法にあてはめ、整理をするべきだ。
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/mpNnuuQG8l
ちょうどこんなニュースが出ていたのですね。
— 生存戦略コンサル?イケガミコフ (@ikegamikov) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが提携 新型コロナの感染防止で スマホのBluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 https://t.co/pUFM7k1R8w #news #feedly
素晴らしい！！！ https://t.co/UxD4IrN6ae
— 三角浩一 (@misumi51) April 11, 2020
最強のコンビ
— Nexryai (@nexryai) April 11, 2020
googleとapplehttps://t.co/p5EH9zpn2f
AppleとGoogleが手を組むか?
— ゆー?年収１千万社畜ブロガー (@yu_kutikomi) April 10, 2020
世界はコロナで混乱中だし今はライバルがどうとか言ってる場合じゃないよな。こういう時こそ協力しあっていけるの素敵すぎるな。https://t.co/PfbR8BrYf2
会社で行動記録つけとけって言われたとこなんで、これ入れとけば必要なくなるんじゃない⁉️AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - Impress Watch https://t.co/I8Pe2wxmfV
— ウーロン (@Uron_chan) April 11, 2020
とにかく全人類がCOVID-19に立ち向かう事が大切。
— まこと兄貴 ＠きららファンタジア専用垢 (@makoto_KiraFan) April 11, 2020
ただし中国には引き続きマスク外交を含む全てに注視を。
このタッグは話題性も含めて良いと感じます。https://t.co/Rh4BIhl6nU
感染症対策は人権のない国のほうが有利なんだろうな
— オマールえび (@omaebi) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - Impress Watch https://t.co/nTC6YcqmFo @impress_watchさんから
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - Impress Watch https://t.co/5Mc9sFI9kZ
— siamesecat (@siamese73725124) April 11, 2020
ハリウッド映画みたいｗ
— ⊿hs☂8/25サントリーホール (@hshibu) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。
Bluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - Impress Watch https://t.co/bY73Wda4jG
濃厚接触警告アプリが流行りそうだなhttps://t.co/5PAxwA1dWv
— KAZUA (@kazua_) April 11, 2020
いろいろな意味でアメリカが本気になると怖いね。この協力でスマホのOSのほぼ100%がカバーされるわけだから、スマホ利用者の広範な行動観察を実施しようと思えば楽々と出来てしまうね。
— neueura (@neueura) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - Impress Watch https://t.co/B7W5UDDwvu
素晴らしい取り組みですね。
— ナカヤマ?運用型広告 (@nkym4575) April 10, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触追跡 - Impress Watch https://t.co/mICTboTI7C
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - Impress Watchhttps://t.co/KGr8mvpPwp
— みたま (@mitama_) April 11, 2020
こういうこと？ pic.twitter.com/ImDTbOC9Hj
これはいわゆるゾロとサンジ、もしくはナルトとサスケ、いや悟空とベジータが強力するってことか...........
— Keigo Miki (@keeeeego3) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogle、新型コロナ対策で協力。Bluetoothで濃厚接触を検出 - Impress Watch https://t.co/V8JggjynyI
現在は世界各国でプライバシー保護ができる追跡システムが考えられており、AirDropみたいな仕組みで近くにいるスマホを見つけて記録、保健所はそれが誰だか分かる、みたいな仕組みをAppleとGoogleが共同で作ろうとしている（シンガポールは同様の仕組みを投入済み）。https://t.co/UQgdN9VYmc pic.twitter.com/e22cAWw3k1
— ショーンKY????（ネット論客） (@kyslog) April 11, 2020
アップルとグーグル、新型コロナ対策でタッグ
— 戸田プロダクション (@TodaProduction) April 11, 2020
濃厚接触の検出プラットフォーム整備へhttps://t.co/NmYIW0phwR
これは期待出来る良いニュース。ＡＰＩ公開とその後のＯＳへのビルトインで、懸念される「位置情報」ではなく Bluetooth による「接触情報」が希望者にオプトインで提供されるらしい。
#fRctLib #Apple #Google #チャイナリスク #関わると悪に染まるか元より悪人か成長過程で悪に変質 #CPC #中共 #国際金融資本 #コロナ利用
— ケロケット★KeRocket (@kerocketX_X) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが新型コロナ感染チェック用モバイルアプリを共同開発、プライバシー保護も確約https://t.co/pg0G5wBeQs
AppleとGoogleが新型コロナ感染チェック用モバイルアプリを共同開発、プライバシー保護も確約 | TechCrunch Japan https://t.co/SW70rKapS3 @jptechcrunchさんから
— Ryuichi Kamoshita (@kamorick) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogle協業はヤバい
— jojo (@tsuiokunojojo) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが新型コロナ感染チェック用モバイルアプリを共同開発、プライバシー保護も確約 – TechCrunch Japan https://t.co/o7uUR4i27q
世界の脅威という共通の敵に対してライバル企業が手を組むみたいな展開は胸が熱くなるな?
— YouTubeしゅうぽよ@スマブラ底辺VIPルイージ (@shupoyosp) April 11, 2020
「AppleとGoogleが新型コロナ感染チェック用モバイルアプリを共同開発 」- TechCrunch Japanhttps://t.co/pz6jp6qUZA @jptechcrunchさんから pic.twitter.com/e4SfjmjSgp
AppleとGoogleが新型コロナ感染チェック用モバイルアプリを共同開発、プライバシー保護も確約 – TechCrunch Japan https://t.co/mgLTfGh83k
— イナッキー (@kenkyuusyunin) April 11, 2020
AppleとGoogleが共同開発というワードが熱い
— Joyce_Volker (@Hans_ff14) April 11, 2020
悟空とベジータが初めて共闘した時みたいhttps://t.co/9XpjltfIOO
AppleとGoogleが新型コロナ感染チェック用モバイルアプリを共同開発、プライバシー保護も確約
— 住宅診断ナビ (@homeinspe_navi) April 11, 2020
TechCrunch Japanhttps://t.co/Bn95bGOTi3
AppleとGoogleは協力して個人が新型コロナウイルス（COVID-19）の感染リスクにさらされたかどうかをチェックできる分散型モニターツールを開発中だ。
これってどうなんだろう？
— マロ/h+JP (@JMSFD) April 11, 2020
個人情報収集ツール？?
AppleとGoogleが新型コロナ感染チェック用モバイルアプリを共同開発、プライバシー保護も確約 | TechCrunch Japan https://t.co/TqMHcdBIHC @jptechcrunchから
どきっとするロゴ。
— toru izumida (@toruizumida) April 11, 2020
• AppleとGoogleが新型コロナ感染チェック用モバイルアプリを共同開発、プライバシー保護も確約 | TechCrunch Japan - https://t.co/SaLzGOrSyr pic.twitter.com/42XW6AHMfs