NHS COVID-19, the contact tracing app created by the U.K. government, has alerted 1.7 million users to isolate following close contact with someone who goes on to test positive. That's according to an ...

Around 56% of people in England and Wales are estimated to have downloaded the app. More than 1.7 million people have been asked to isolate via the NHS Covid-19 app since it launched in September, ...

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The NHS Covid-19 app has been upgraded to detect close contacts more confidently, meaning that users can now expect more high-risk notifications to be issued. Due to the app's improved accuracy, users ...

The users expressed their concern on social media that the error on the app could mean that contact data was not being uploaded and that users would not get exposure ...

The Health Secretary urged MPs to download the NHS Covid-19 app, which launched on Thursday. Police officers are being told not to download the coronavirus contact tracing app on to work phones, as ...

It's been over four months since the NHS COVID-19 contact-tracing app launched across the UK, and since then the health services have been short of updates on the performance of the technology, to say ...

A recent statement by the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) claims the NHS COVID-19 app has alerted over 1.7 million users of potential exposure to the virus since its release in September.

The UK's NHS COVID-19 app has been useful in reducing infections in England and Wales, the government claims, with an estimated 600,000 cases thwarted by the iPhone app. The app has been downloaded a ...

Apple and Google have blocked an update to England and Wales' contact tracing app that included a feature that would have collected user location data, breaking the companies' terms and conditions for ...