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I'm on the fence on whether this is a good idea, leaning towards no, but:
We could use GeoIP to get approximate lat/lng of the client;
We could convert this to some fixed-length prefix of an S2 Cell ID;
Using that as the region, the client could fetch regions in a radius around them.
I think this is a really brilliant strategy (cribbed completely from one or two other implementors), but:
Even though this actually gives away no additional information (IP address is inherently public on the wire), the perception of a contact tracing app "knowing your location" could be an extra hurdle to gaining widespread adoption in the current North American political climate.
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I'm on the fence on whether this is a good idea, leaning towards no, but:
I think this is a really brilliant strategy (cribbed completely from one or two other implementors), but:
Even though this actually gives away no additional information (IP address is inherently public on the wire), the perception of a contact tracing app "knowing your location" could be an extra hurdle to gaining widespread adoption in the current North American political climate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: