Meanwhile,.. we can hold on to the delusion that we aren't being tracked...  

 Well the idea is that the random generated codes "hides" your identity.

 Theoretically this can work but it would take something like Apple did with the lack of "back-door" access to iPhones etc.  

 Another problem is how many people don't carry smart tech on them.  I think this would have to be addressed first in order to enforce the usage of an app.  I use a warlock regularly, and sometimes forget to shut it off which causes issue when I'm in town because everyone's phones/vehicle gps etc. around it stop working right.  I imagine this tech will go underground and increase if an app to check our social interaction is mandated.

Serowbot wrote on 04/23/20 at 15:42:30:

Meanwhile,.. we can hold on to the delusion that we aren't being tracked...  

If you allow and condone it,
it, IS, happening.

If you do not want it to happen,
you make a conscientious effort to NOT to allow it to happen.

About 200 years Before this land was called the USA,
people were very tired of a King, 'tracking' and Telling them what they needed to do and think.

Bot, you say you came from the UK.
Did you study UK history from the late 1590's ?

It's up to you, not, them, !

"Wait !
The whole POINT is that
YOU are Tracked !!!!

Not HIDDEN

"...mobile phone app that will track their movements...""

 

 You can track a person and not distribute their identity to other humans.

 You can also track a human and not identify that human.

 The current systems in use now, in Israel, and France, do not disclose everyone's personal identity, this is the same system Australia mentions.  It assigns a code to a person.  

 So when the interaction is analyzed, the codes are tracked by AI, not individual human names.  So your "identity" is "hidden" from other people using the app.

"OK  Got it,
You can TRACK another person ! "

 Yeah.

 Could you go out and follow a person and not know who they are?

 Theoretically that's what these apps are supposed to do.  Randomly assign a number, and track that number.  So when you get a notice that you have been in proximity of someone who has been exposed to X-disease, you are informed of the exposure, but not given the person's name, or any other form of identity.

 That's the idea.  People are tracked by number assignment and not by name.  So the mobile phone app tracks movements.  It doesn't, theoretically need your personal information to do this.


 In this video, the drone operator is tracking movements, does the done operator know all of those people's names?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MabYf9o_2dE

Those are the people I want the names and phone numbers of,
because they WILL buy the Ocean Front Lots
between Holbrook and Winslow AZ.
Cause they believe;
Eegore wrote on 04/23/20 at 20:16:01:

"... Theoretically that's what these apps are supposed to do ..."  

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Eegore wrote on 04/24/20 at 16:17:34:



They are storing and cataloging every bit of electronic data on all of us in the Utah Data Center in Bluffton, Utah.  

Best regards,