Thursday, April 23, 2020
Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Contact Tracing API Available From April 28
Following a conference call with Apple CEO Tim Cook, EU industry leader Thierry Breton has said in a statement that Apple has a “responsibility” to make sure that contact tracing apps work on its iPhones, reports Reuters. Image via @ThierryBreton It is “the responsibility of companies such as Apple to do their utmost to develop suitable technical solutions to make the national apps work.
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