Apple·Google, 보건기관용 노출알림 API 공개
무슨 발표인가
- 공중보건기관이 개발한 앱을 Android·iPhone 모두에서 작동
- 개인정보 보호와 보안 중심 설계
- 오늘부터 공중보건기관에 제공
공중보건기관
원문 (영어)
Note: The following is a joint statement from Apple and Google. One of the most effective techniques that public health officials have used during outbreaks is called contact tracing. Through this approach, public health officials contact, test, treat and advise people who may have been exposed to an affected person.
One new element of contact tracing is Exposure Notifications: using privacy-preserving digital technology to tell someone they may have been exposed to the virus. Exposure Notification has the specific goal of rapid notification, which is especially important to slowing the spread of the disease with a virus that can be spread asymptomatically.
To help, Apple and Google cooperated to build Exposure Notifications technology that will enable apps created by public health agencies to work more accurately, reliably and effectively across both Android phones and iPhones. Over the last several weeks, our two companies have worked together, reaching out to public health officials, scientists, privacy groups and government leaders all over the world to get their input and guidance.
Starting today, our Exposure Notifications technology is available to public health agencies on both iOS and Android. What we’ve built is not an app—rather public health agencies will incorporate the API into their own apps that people install. Our technology is designed to make these apps work better.
Each user gets to decide whether or not to opt-in to Exposure Notifications; the system does not collect or use location from the device; and if a person is diagnosed with COVID-19, it is up to them whether or not to report that in the public health app.
원문: Alphabet Company Announcements — "Exposure Notification API launches to support public health agencies" (2020-05-20) 공식 원문: https://blog.google/company-news/inside-google/company-announcements/apple-google-exposure-notification-api-launches/
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