Many countries most affected by the Covid-19 epidemic are making an effort to raise money and money to fight the virus. In Germany (as in many other countries) they have introduced an app for mobile devices and smart watches that allow users using these iPhone, Apple Watch or body trackers such as Fitbit wristbands to share details of coronavirus features with this design. report the spread
This app developed by the Robert Koch Institute is called Corona Datenspende and what it does to collect users' information is to share it and fight the spread of the virus. An app is available totally free and one of the important functions of fighting the disease is to find infected people so the system registers the postal code, their age and severity.
With this data it is possible to properly track the location but in addition to this additional information is required and therefore allows as well previous user acceptance
Dirk Brockmann, One RKI epidemiologist explained to the media that they were hoping to reach 100,000 people, but at around 10,000 it would be enough for the epidemic to be "controlled". Logically most people are enrolled with a better app, but that depends on the people. According to a well-known Reuters news agency, Germany has the fourth highest number of COVID-19 certified cases after the United States, Spain and Italy. On the other hand, it is one of the countries with the least number of people dying of the disease so there are some good ones out there, we won't go into details we don't really know. All countries, including Spain, are taking steps they see fit to fight this coronavirus, and applications such as Corona Datenspende introduced in Germany are interesting to fight against.
