I wonder whether we are implementing similar measures locally now that
contact tracing has become the norm.
Best Regards
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From: Salve J Nilsen via InternetPolicy <internetpolicy@elists.isoc.org>
Date: Tue, May 19, 2020 at 4:21 PM
Subject: [Internet Policy] ISOC Norway signs statement on Contact tracing
To: ISOC Internet Policy <internetpolicy@elists.isoc.org>
Cc: <sjn@isoc.no>
Dear all,
The Norway Chapter of the Internet Society has signed a joint statement on
contact tracing for Norway, specifically related to the “Smittestopp” app
published by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health in conjunction with
Simula Research. The statement recommends the following principles to be
adopted;
1. Divide the app into two separate apps, one for contact tracing
SARS-CoV-2
and the other for research
2. The app must not collect, process, or transmit more data than what is
necessary to achieve its purpose
3. The governance and technical implementation must be fully transparent
4. Privacy by design; Prioritize privacy-preserving features
Details and context are laid out in the article. The initiative is taken by
more than 50 industry experts in Norway. ISOC Norway supports the statement
in
full.
The complete statement can be read on Medium.com:
medium.com/@jointstatementnorway/joint-statement-on-contact-tracing-for-norway-331ee49fc6f6
With best regards,
– Salve J. Nilsen, ISOC Norway Chapter chairperson
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