Re:Singapore says contact tracing data may be used for crimi...
by ValentineC on Monday January 04, 2021 @08:01AM
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> Once someone's app picks up your signal, it's logged on their device and there's no way to delete it.
Unless they've changed the schema, it should be just a SQLite database [1].
Most people with some competence at app development should be able to access the data file on their (Android) phones, and delete any rows which might prove troublesome.
They could also just uninstall the app and wipe all data if they want.
Unless they've changed the schema, it should be just a SQLite database [1].
Most people with some competence at app development should be able to access the data file on their (Android) phones, and delete any rows which might prove troublesome.
They could also just uninstall the app and wipe all data if they want.
[1] https://medium.com/@frankvolkel/tracetogether-under-the-hood...