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Hitzewellen: Forscher warnen vor Gesundheitsrisiken und fordern Warn-App - Vimarsana News

Hitzewellen: Forscher warnen vor Gesundheitsrisiken und fordern Warn-App

Laut einer Studie war Hitze allein 2019 global an 356.000 Todesfällen schuld. Gefragt seien grünere Städte, Schutzpläne und eine kostenlose Hitzewarn-App.

Source: heise.de
Corona-Warn-App geht gegen gefälschte Zertifikate vor - Vimarsana News

Corona-Warn-App geht gegen gefälschte Zertifikate vor

Mit einem neuen Update wollen die Entwickler der Corona-Warn-App vor allem gegen Fake-Zertifikate vorgehen und die App noch sicherer gestalten.

Source: connect.de
Australia has all but ditched its Covid-19 contact-tracing app in favour of QR code check-ins - Vimarsana News

Australia has all but ditched its Covid-19 contact-tracing app in favour of QR code check-ins

The country has all but abandoned the COVIDSafe app in favour of QR codes.

Source: scroll.in
The COVIDSafe app may have failed, but QR codes are here to stay - Vimarsana News

The COVIDSafe app may have failed, but QR codes are here to stay

It seems the benefits to Australia’s public health may be better served by QR code check-ins rather than the COVIDSafe app.

Australia has all but abandoned the COVIDSafe app in favour of QR codes (so make sure you check in) - Vimarsana News

Australia has all but abandoned the COVIDSafe app in favour of QR codes (so make sure you check in)

The COVIDSafe app was pretty popular upon its release, with around 70% of surveyed Australians saying they supported the idea. And it was a good idea at the time. Now? Not so much. Actual uptake was never high. By May last year, only 44% of those surveyed had actually downloaded it. Plenty on social media are now saying they’ve all but abandoned COVIDSafe in favour of the QR code check-ins done via, for example, the Victorian government app or the Service NSW app. And when Victoria’s health minister Martin Foley was asked this week whether the COVIDSafe app had been used in responding to ...