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'We will know if people are following the rules.' First Poland, then the world 'The police wonвЂ™t have to monitor the places of quarantine,' said Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, when announcing the country's coronavirus app would become mandatory. Currently, governments and the European Commission are relying on anonymized mobile phone data that does not offer sufficient granularity on individuals' exact movements.

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also told POLITICO that there was a growing need to access smartphones' GPS location data and potentially bluetooth signals to track the spread of COVID-19. Government officials and researchers across Europe and the U.S. Regulators in several countries have also given their blessings to certain efforts, citing public health concerns. So far, politicians, scientists and others involved in projects across Europe and the U.S. 'We need to ask the questions: When will this stop, and who will get to decide?' 'We need an independent state figure that's not the government who can guarantee this data will eventually be deleted,' said Arnoldo Frigessi, a professor at theВ University of Oslo who's helping the Norwegian government develop its own coronavirus app that is expected to be released in the coming weeks. That has raised questions about privacy - including when the tracking will be switched off. But the Polish project represents the most advanced effort yet to enforce a mandatory check-up via app anywhere in the EU or North America.ДЄs officials around the world struggle to contain the coronavirus, they're increasingly turning to the online surveillanceВ first trialed across Asia to track people's movements, often in real time.

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Some are asking people to download an app voluntarily, while others are sourcing smartphone tracking data from mobile service providers. Governments are taking different approaches.

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Scientists in eight EU countries are also working jointly on code for an app that analyzes Bluetooth signals from people's smartphones to see with whom they have come in contact in recent weeks. government agencies are using mobile advertising data to track the spread of the virus. With the death count increasing by the day, the digital tracker provides a possible playbook for other projects across the European Union and the United States in the coming weeks.ДЄlready, Ireland, the United Kingdom, France and parts of Spain have signaled they will push ahead with their own apps, while U.S. Poland was one of the first Western countries to roll out a smartphone app that collects reams of personal information, including people's location and digital photos, in its fight to combat the pandemic. Screenshot from the Polish government-backed smartphone app.

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