- TG Team
- | Corporate Law - News
- 07 Apr 2020
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Claim: As per a prominent newspaper, Arogya Setu will be used for surveillance.
Fact: This is baseless, the App does not link user location & data with any sensitive personal data. Also, it does not make users vulnerable to hacking.
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The Fact that you’ve had to roll out an entire article in justification of defending it, makes me question the Arogya Setu app now even more (I wasn’t even aware this was a hot topic nowadays).
~Sanjeev Nanda