Two US nonprofits protest using California blockchain to track person infected with COVID-19 virus

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2020-8-11 05:18
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Earlier this year, California introduced a bill called "AB 2004". This bill aims to create a system that makes it easier to identify individuals by documenting their state of health on the blockchain, Decrypt data on their status in the face of COVID-19 on August 10. The nonprofit American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and Digital Rights Organization (EFF) described the measure as "a major privacy issue." Adam Schwartz, senior staff attorney for EFF, said: "The results of the diagnosis are not on the public record. It is a way to track the condition of people with the disease with COVID-19 and are people "unfairly convicted" who cannot be tested for COVID-19.

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