Singapore looks to ease privacy fears with 'no internet' wearable device: Slated to be ready for rollout later this month, wearable devices the country is developing for COVID-19 contact tracing will not have GPS, internet, or cellular connectivity, so data can only be extracted when the device is physically handed over to the Healthy Ministry.

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EU human rights groups call for COVID-19 app transparency

Analyst Note: A Watershed Moment for Shared Mobility: Key takeaways

• Pandemic-related lockdowns and social distancing are having a severe impact on the mobility industry as consumers have stopped or significantly reduced travel. 

• We believe the shared mobility industry could see a long-term market expansion as it picks up the slack from declines in public transportation ridership, especially among urban areas in Europe and Asia where car ownership is more expensive and less practical relative to North America. 

• Micromobility could play an important role in helping cities incorporate social distancing practices for commuters, while also solving existing issues related to congestion and emissions. 

• In this dynamic environment, we believe success indicators for shared mobility operators include exposure to delivery, public-private partnerships and the ability to scale down efficiently.

Demonstrating 15 contact tracing and other US tools built to mitigate the impact of COVID-19

IHME COVID-19 data & projections