Android edition just didn’t do the job and Health Ministry knew it. Now Japan is in its third and nastiest wave of infections

Privacy policy re-written, which is somewhat scary given Singapore has made trackers just-about-mandatory

Smacks down Information Commission by pointing to policy and data revealing the app has probably helped quite a lot

Just in time for the second wave and new movement restrictions

Wearable tracker now being distributed for those who don’t fancy smartphone surveillance

Users who opt-in will share COVID encounter info with the boss, in the name of returning the economy to a more normal footing

Decentralised contact-tracing apps from Ireland and Canada are first off the rank

On grounds that it favoured online chemists in a nation that forbids online drug sales

Contract awarded for 300,000 units and another tender has been issued

On the upside, it's been used to trace contacts about 30 times and downloaded six million times

Comment Ex-TalkTalk CEO fails to convince public everything's going swimmingly

Because not everyone has a smartphone and Apple devices remain problematic

Working group already probing Bluetooth performance on myriad devices to help developers

Just what will happen to all that tasty location and contact data?

As the legalese changes to extend data retention period

Hangzhou wants a 'health and immunity firewall'

As opposition MP criticises slow and incomplete source code release, saying 'Public health messaging shouldn't require citizens to follow GitHub forks'

Virtzilla prepares to re-open some offices next week for staff who are willing to leave home