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JohnL

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Major update to this app via Island News (Isle of Wight), maybe that's the surprise ?


?Thanks to the great feedback from residents we are now preparing a bigger update next week, rather than an interim update of one new symptom. Residents will test this updated version of the app before it is released nationally."


https://www.islandecho.co.uk/islanders-urged-to-keep-using-covid-19-app-with-major-update-expected-next-week/



I like the first comment - sort of fits


"I know at least two people that were alerted they?d been near someone with symptoms and all the app told them to do was stay alert!"

Sue

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JohnL Wrote:

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> I like the first comment - sort of fits

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> "I know at least two people that were alerted

> they?d been near someone with symptoms and all the

> app told them to do was stay alert!"



That's about par for the course in communication, I would say 🤣🤣🤣


Communication to the public in relation to the virus, I mean, obviously ....

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