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Eyes on Singapore’s move to dongles as NZ Covid Tracer usage falls away

By New Zealand Blog News Service Sep 27, 2020

Debate over automated vs manual Covid tracking has reignited, with data showing a sharp tail-off in Kiwis using the NZ Covid Tracer app – just as Singapore distributes Bluetooth dongles to its population …

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