Preconditions for COVID-19 mobile apps
Also hunger for knowledge? Fancy a snack? Watch this knowledge clip about the research of Tilburg University Ashley Metz, in which she talks about her research on preconditions for COVID-19 mobile apps.
This study reveals preferences and opinions about the adoption of COVID-19 tracking apps in the Netherlands. Evidence suggests that citizens in South Korea are more accepting of actions taken to promote public health and more open to surveillance. We expect their existing technologies, as well as experiences from Canada, to be useful in providing the basis for our survey and for discussing how to explain and market a COVID-19 app in the Netherlands.
Ashley Metz (Organization Studies) is affiliated with the Tilburg School of Social and Behavioral Sciences.
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Date of publication: 1 March 2021