Abstract:BACKGROUND
Smartphone-based apps designed and deployed to mitigate the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic are poised to become an infrastructure for post-pandemic public health surveillance. Yet people frequently identify deep-seated privacy concerns about such apps, invoking rationalizations such as contributing to ‘the greater good’ to justify their privacy-related discomfort. We adopt a future-oriented lens and consider participant perceptions of the potential routinization of such apps as a … Show more
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