2 years later, Apple has closed its useful COVID-19 service
Apple quietly and without mention ceased publishing its Mobility Trends Reports on April 14. No one seemed to notice, but I think it’s a shame.
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Apple quietly and without mention ceased publishing its Mobility Trends Reports on April 14. No one seemed to notice, but I think it’s a shame.
As Apple insists corporate begin return to offices as if COVID-19 is over, the pandemic shuts down production in China, reports claim.
Readers with long memories may recall at the height of the pandemic last year Apple store opening status became a pretty good guide to Coronavirus outbreaks
Apple delays mandatory office return to January 2022, or later as infections and deaths spike and scientists warn vaccine-defying COVID-19 variants may appear.
Apple has published an interesting report that shows how teachers, students and families have made use of technology to keep learning during the pandemic.
Apple has now confirmed it will also become your COVID-19 vaccine passport using QR codes provided by healthcare providers.
Apple seems to be working with health authorities, airlines and other stakeholders on a project to create/support some form of digital COVID-19 travel pass.
The utterly failed UK ‘Test & Trace’ scheme is spending millions of pounds on iPhones.
The International Air Transport Association is preparing to introduce a digital travel pass carrying flight tickets, documentation and COVID-19 test results
Apple has announced some of its work with (RED) to maintain the struggle against HIV/AIDS during the COVID-19 pandemic, a double-whammy of misery hurting that hurts the world’s most marginalised communities