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I'm not, but I don't think the rhetoric of 'it's a personal choice' is very helpful. NHS has the extra burden of having to treat all these diseases that are easily prevented with a vaccine, but they've got to treat them because someone read something in a newspaper and decided not to have one...

Vaccines don't really work if a certain number of people don't choose to have it. Mumps is on the rise, despite being a disease we have the capability of eradicating because so many [.......] have chosen not to vaccinate their kids. Sometimes you have to help the [........].

I've just asked both Alexa and Siri whether the track and trace app will be listening to or monitoring me, and they both said no, so I'm in. :thumbsup:

Sorry atomised, I absolutely wasn't referring to you or intending to. More picking of a general point. :thumbsup:

It does make me laugh this attitude while simultaneously using Google apps, asking Alexa what the weather is like, and typing into social media platforms from their smart phone how they don't want to be tracked. :lolol:

Now I’m no friend of the government, but it’s not just testing that helps here, if someone with obvious symptoms goes through the checklist of needing a test, then contacts could be informed that there is that risk to them, regardless of a test result. Despite the incompetence of all this, we...

Omnishambles.

Ultimately the same thing: power and control.

YouTube and Facebook are private companies, effectively publishers who have ‘freedom’ to decide what their platforms do or don’t publish within the limits of the law. They’re under no obligation to grant people freedom of speech. You’ve given no real insight as to why an app whose designated...

My point has been, if you’re using a smart phone with location services to apps, have social media accounts, accounts with the big tech companies etc etc then ‘hello’ you’ve already compromised your privacy far beyond getting your knickers in a twist about a government app that in all likelihood...

As long as you had the GPS turned off on your smart phone, that you use no social media, no location services to any apps, you don’t have any accounts with any major internet companies, Amazon, Google, Apple etc. then you’d have a very good argument for standing against a potential infringement...