Am Freitag 10 April 2020 12:00:34 schrieb Jan Wey.: > Singapore decided to release their Tracing-App under GPL-3.0 [0], which > obviously would establish better trust and would benefit other countries > and regions as well, as the software (or parts of it) could be re-used, > being in line with PMPC[1] as well as the FSFE's call to release any > COVID19 Tracking App under a Free Software License.
https://github.com/opentrace-community Am Samstag 11 April 2020 05:09:06 schrieb Sebastian Silva: > I did a quick search and found an article by the Singaporean government > explaining their logic, which I shared also. > > https://www.tech.gov.sg/media/technews/six-things-about-opentrace Yes, I think it helps to share more infos. Note that in Germany is a large debate about a possible app ongoing, with news almost daily. If you want a good coverage by folks you know what Free Software and privacy is, I can recomment netzpolitik.org. E.g. https://netzpolitik.org/2020/faq-corona-apps-die-wichtigsten-fragen-und-antworten-zur-digitalen-kontaktverfolgung-contact-tracing-covid19-pepppt-dp3t/ an FAQ where it say under 10.: "Singapur, Österreich und Island haben dabei gute Erfahrungen mit quelloffener Software, dezentraler Speicherung und der Beschränkung auf die Bluetooth-Funktion gemacht" rough translation "Singapore, Austria and Island have made good experiences with Free Software, decentral storage and limitation on bluetooth functionality." Best Regards, Bernhard -- FSFE -- Founding Member Support our work for Free Software: blogs.fsfe.org/bernhard https://fsfe.org/donate | contribute
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