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Stopp Corona app: Alexander Klimburg in the Wiener Zeitung

May 1, 2020

Nach dem Shutdown wird das öffentliche Leben Schritt für Schritt wieder hochgefahren: Eine App soll dabei als Frühwarnsystem vor Infektionsgefahren warnen und so helfen, ein Wiederansteigen der Infektionen zu verhindern.

Wie soll es mit der “Stopp Corona”-App weitergehen? Der Cybersecurity-Experte Alexander Klimburg ist vom Nutzen derartiger Apps zur Infektionsbekämpfung überzeugt, sagt er in der Wiener Zeitung.

Nach Expertenmeinung ist die “Stopp Corona”-App ein mögliches Hilfsmittel, um die Sars-CoV-2-Epidemie in Schach zu halten. In Österreich gibt es aber wenig Zustimmung zu so einer App. Warum?

“Da ist einiges schiefgelaufen. Das Produkt wurde in aller Eile geschaffen und ich denke, dass auch die Kommunikation alles andere als ideal gelaufen ist. Ich bin aber absolut davon überzeugt, dass eine derartige App einen wirklich wichtigen Beitrag leisten kann. Aber man müsste die Funktionalität der “Stopp Corona”-App ausweiten.”

Wiener Zeitung, 1/05/2020

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