Contact Tracing

[PurpleRayne33]

Why on earth would the president of Japan be non-Japanese? Do you know of any country that is not under occupation where that has happened ever?

Peru had a president of Japanese descent (Peruvian-born).

 

[PurpleRayne33]

But going back to the example of homogeneity given, Sweden actually has a sizable Muslim minority.

 

[248Lancer]

Why on earth would the president of Japan be non-Japanese? Do you know of any country that is not under occupation where that has happened ever?

The Hanoverian (German)Kings of England, and a few of their descendants. One of whom was George III, come to mind.

 

[TGBeldin]

Several Central European countries in their history have invited a foreigner to come in and rule.

Kiev had a viking ruler who was asked to take over if I remember correctly.

 

[BillaBong]

Airplane mode?

I guess that should do the same

 

[Bricktop]

Of course they will keep contact tracing in place. One they have their Army of Contact Tracers they aren’t going to lay them off.

Actually not a lot involved take a couple of hours for online training. The program does it all. Tracers make calls. Think Bloomberg cares where you get a massage?

 

[BigBob]

Peru had a president of Japanese descent (Peruvian-born).

As far as I know there has not been a native American president yet, right? All of them have/had some other descent.

 

[thekingofafk]

There's a free course that you can take (anonymously if you like) given by Johns Hopkins online. It's a 5 hour course that shows you things you need to know about COVID-19 and trains you how to do contact tracing. It is the course that for example New York State requires you to take ONCE they hire you as a contact tracer.

A few things to point out:

1. They only know the information you give them; if you think a contact tracer is going to know your burner phone info, your Mac address to triangulate where your burner phone is or whoever else's device you're near you're mistaken. They have a list to call daily, no one is taking the time to search your details maliciously.
2. The contact tracer's job is to call and notify you that you've either been in contact with someone who was infected or that you were infected; if it was you they do their best to get the info of others you might have been around to notify them, not to give that info to a government agency to shut down your illegal activities.
3. If you're honestly concerned about your privacy (regarding contact tracing) you can disable your bluetooth when you're out and about, you can install and use a VPN on your mobile device, and the best solution is turning your device OFF until you feel safe to use it.

Hope this helps

 

[fuckmastersex]

Actually not a lot involved take a couple of hours for online training. The program does it all. Tracers make calls. Think Bloomberg cares where you get a massage?

Ur a good lil sheep

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[fuckmastersex]

There's a free course that you can take (anonymously if you like) given by Johns Hopkins online. It's a 5 hour course that shows you things you need to know about COVID-19 and trains you how to do contact tracing. It is the course that for example New York State requires you to take ONCE they hire you as a contact tracer.

A few things to point out:

1. They only know the information you give them; if you think a contact tracer is going to know your burner phone info, your Mac address to triangulate where your burner phone is or whoever else's device you're near you're mistaken. They have a list to call daily, no one is taking the time to search your details maliciously.
2. The contact tracer's job is to call and notify you that you've either been in contact with someone who was infected or that you were infected; if it was you they do their best to get the info of others you might have been around to notify them, not to give that info to a government agency to shut down your illegal activities.
3. If you're honestly concerned about your privacy (regarding contact tracing) you can disable your bluetooth when you're out and about, you can install and use a VPN on your mobile device, and the best solution is turning your device OFF until you feel safe to use it.

Hope this helps

This post was approved by the ministry of truth. Carry on to ur nearest vaccination station.

 

[fuckmastersex]

 

[BigBob]

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Are you saying that vaccines are a problem?

 

[BigBob]

Out here it is the same people who scream "Reopen now!", who want ALL restrictions/ precautions removed, heckle people who wear masks, and pack themselves in shoulder to shoulder.

But it's all about "invasion of privacy", when the solution isfor them to just stop being stupid (I know, for many of them that's not going to happen).

No great shock about the Wisconsin news this morning.

PS: why is this entire thread not in the Political thread?

Unfortunately, almost everything has become political and many supporters of the current president have been uncoupled from the fact based society.

 

[kantuchdis]

Actually not a lot involved take a couple of hours for online training. The program does it all. Tracers make calls. Think Bloomberg cares where you get a massage?

Bloomberg may not care, but the information gathered might be of interest to someone who does care about your visits to AMPS.

 

[BigBob]

Bloomberg may not care, but the information gathered might be of interest to someone who does care about your visits to AMPS.

That's why strong regulation is critical.

 

[TGBeldin]

Bloomberg may not care, but the information gathered might be of interest to someone who does care about your visits to AMPS.

Your paranoia runs deep. I understand that. But the reality is we cannot put the web-enabled world back in the genie bottle. It is long overdue time to have serious apolitical discussions about privacy vs security. We should have had it after 9/11 but never did. All security is a police state. All privacy is anarchy. Neither is a good answer, but we are too politicized to talk rationally at the moment.

 

[gashhound]

That's why strong regulation is critical.

What is more strongly regulated than our FISA court, look at the shit show going on there.

 

[OlderGuy77]

Unfortunately, almost everything has become political and many supporters of the current president have been uncoupled from the fact based society.

Gee that was so cleverly subtle

 

[OlderGuy77]

Bloomberg may not care, but the information gathered might be of interest to someone who does care about your visits to AMPS.

Exactly. I don’t think it’s smart to acquiesce to leaders who suggest that the government should be going to implement programs that collect information on your whereabouts. You wake up one day and ask yourself how did we get here?

 

[OlderGuy77]

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Your paranoia runs deep. I understand that. But the reality is we cannot put the web-enabled world back in the genie bottle. It is long overdue time to have serious apolitical discussions about privacy vs security. We should have had it after 9/11 but never did. All security is a police state. All privacy is anarchy. Neither is a good answer, but we are too politicized to talk rationally at the moment.

Bunk