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Police in Australia co-opted COVID-19 apps to fight crime

Por: ABC News Health December 20, 2022

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CANBERRA, Australia -- Biker boss Nick Martin’s murder at a speedway in Perth, , left police a trove of evidence that led them to the culprit: a thrill-seeker turned gun-for-hire. But they wanted more. The pandemic provided it in the form of an electronic dragnet: QR code check-in data from contact tracing apps of 2,439 fans who attended the December 2020 race. A government order requiring people to provide contact tracing information in case... + full article



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