Reports Indicates The COVID App Is Failing To Detect The Infected
By: Jaye Irons
Tags: Covid, Covidism, Diagnosis, Surveillance, Apps

The new COVID App is said to be reliable when detecting individuals who test positive for the Coronavirus.

The main feature of the app’s functionality is the “risk threshold” is set to detect a person who is most infectious with the COVID-19 virus.

Well, that has been the focus of an investigation as of late.

Users who downloaded the application into their hand-held devices are up-in-arms about the accuracy of the software.

The application failed to give an alert notification to users if they came in contact with an individual who recently tested positive for COVID.

The reason for the fallacy was said to be “missed updates” the application must receive to keep track of individuals who previously tested positive.

If a user receives a notification from the app, they are to immediately self-quarantine to reduce the risk of spreading the virus to others.

And this brings us to an important question.

How reliable is the application at keeping track of individuals infected with COVID?

The application is aligned with Apple’s and Google’s notification framework, and it is supposed to detect a notification signal (via Bluetooth) from another individual’s smartphone device to self-quarantine if the person had tested positive.

Because of the app’s fallacy, individuals infected did not receive notifications to self-quarantine from the public.

And that brings us to the second question.

Are Apple and Google taking proper steps to ensure that the application is updated hourly or daily?

One cannot help but think about the accuracy of the app that could help save people’s lives ONLY IF IT’S ACCURATE when sending users of the app notifications to self-quarantine.

Google has toted the effectiveness of its algorithm systems in the past, and the COVID app operates using its “infectiousness” algorithm system.

The algorithm is supposed to kick out the notification after an individual has been around another individual that previously tested for the virus (the alert is sent three minutes after being within close proximity of the infected individual).

Users of the app are livid after finding out the updates they thought were installed on their devices were not in place at all.

And it doesn’t stop there because more concerns have users panicking.

Why are they panicking?

It’s because of the app’s ability to track the users every footstep he or she takes.

They are worried about their privacy rights, and it was an issue I tried to point out on my YouTube Channel without much success.

I’m keeping that video I produced and will use it on my website in the future because people must realize how important their privacy is.

It’s also imperative for them to understand how we got to this point in life.

It started with the evolution of communication back in the 1890s, then came the radio created by Guglielmo Marconi. Following that was the creation of television by John Logie Baird in 1926.

Advancements would follow until one day, a government facility known as DARPA created an ARPANET network that is capable of transmitting constant streams of information back in the 60s.

And that led to the creation of Desktops, Laptops, and the miniature-sized Smart Devices we now have and hold in our hands today.

The overall idea was to a “self-healing transmitting network,” aligned with a Transmission Control Protocol. It is paired with the Internet Protocol to form a transferrable digital networking system.

Putting it all together gave us the internet and a GPS Tracking System.

People fail to realize that these types of technologies have been around for decades, and there were the agendas set in place as well.

And that is where apps come into the picture, which are smaller components designed and engineered to run as applications.

These are plug-ins for your smaller devices that take over their operating systems.

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see what was coming next. We’re tracked every which way one could ever imagine.

Our private information was always up for grabs; the 911 attacks were enough proof of that because it led to the Patriot Act of 2001.

Nineteen years later, we’re now dealing with the Coronavirus. And ever since its arrival, people have been living on the edge every single day.

Everyone is now wearing face gear as if we’re bandits ready to rob the nearest banking institution.

Social Distancing has alienated people from each other, and now comes the COVID app that will further build up a level of distrust of one’s family, friends, and the rest of society at large.

And to top it off is that you’re tracked and watched like an insect situated under a microscope 24/7.

That brings us to one possible solution.

Avoid downloading apps on your mobile devices.

I know that sounds crazy, but what other solution is there?

Let’s face it we all know spy organizations such as the NSA, CIA, and the FBI are aware that downloading applications to hand-held devices will track everything you do online from that point on.

So what do you think the new COVID app will do?

Yes, we’re told it gathers information about you and others infected from a COVID diagnosis that is to remain anonymous from the public at large?

However, will it be collected and turned over to spy agencies by so-called trusted social media giants such as Google or a mega-monopolized hand-held device companies like Apple?

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Google alone is too intrusive because it has access to every social media platform and smart devices known to man.

I’ve heard about disabling email and social media accounts and any other apps running on devices that are provided services by Gmail, Yahoo, Facebook, Twitter (to name a few).

That is “supposedly” the way to disable social media and spy entities from spying and gaining access to online information on a smart device (NOTICE I SAID SUPPOSEDLY, LOL).

And reason I say that is simple.

If you are still using Gmail services to send or receive emails, then surely they have access to it because they know both your user name and password log in information.

Another issue is the online services that are requiring you to use these well-known websites to log in to user accounts situated on other websites.

Even though having the option of providing a User Name and Password should be enough for a user to gain access to their online accounts.

The reason I’m pointing that out is because it’s getting harder to log in by typing in your user name or password which sometimes is rejected on certain websites, and the quicker convenient option would be to use your Google or Facebook login credentials to gain access.

Simple solution right?

However when doing so, does Google or Facebook also get access to your account besides you?

Um.

One has to wonder about that. Is that option a trap of sorts to get a hold of your information?

And that reinforces the fact that we are being spied upon by social media platforms and spy agencies that should not have the right to monitor any of our private activities through our emails, shared tweets, likes, phone calls, etc.

It’s the same situation revolving around the new COVID app.

Was it created to follow the rules by promising not to compromise your private information?

Or is it part of the deception?

Will your information be up for grabs for spy agents to take and do whatever they wish with it?

And what about the international market?

Will other countries get access to your private information?

And that is the concern folks!

“Covidism” has officially taken over not only our lives; but also our privacy rights that are routinely trampled upon by our Government.

I will be doing an upcoming topic on this matter, and the content in my next post will provide details for one to set up their own Email server on the net.

It will give the user the ability to remain private from intrusive websites that are on a continuous mission to steal and sell your privacy.

It’s time for the little guy consumer to take the battle to the big guy bully of corporatism!

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