Mostly yes he is. But on this occasion phones pre 2015 dont have the inbuilt technology to use the app apparently. So if they wantbto use it thebest thing is to upgrade. I dont see the issue there
There are many rich old ppl. And many poor young pplSingapore rolls out Covid tracing tokens
Thousands of devices are being distributed to vulnerable groups such as the elderly.www.bbc.co.uk
But yeah, buy a new phone old people, ffs, get with the times yo.
There are many rich old ppl. And many poor young ppl
Pen and paper?You're cutting out a massive chunk of the elderly by having an app in the first place.
I'm sure some of that 100bn going towards testing could be used for something more accessible.
Pen and paper?
Pen and paper?
They have no control over the core requirements of the application as it is based of the Google/Apple implementation, something people wanted instead of the centralised version the government originally planned and now some people are still moaning about it. More than enough people have new enough phones to make it work fine, if they can be bothered.
So explain Bexley going up then which doesn't have the tube...
Oh they must all walk together to the nearest tube station in the morning. just to get their daily exposure lolSo explain Bexley going up then which doesn't have the tube...
All the students going to ucl hahaLondon's numbers have been pretty low compared to the north so perhaps a lot of Northerners have come to London to spread it about a bit
The hotspots in the North are so painfully the immigrant areas that its entertaining watching them trying to deny it.London's numbers have been pretty low compared to the north so perhaps a lot of Northerners have come to London to spread it about a bit
The hotspots in the North are so painfully the immigrant areas that its entertaining watching them trying to deny it.
Except Knowsley which is basically the hillbilly redneck centre of the NW.
I read that the limitations are due to the requirements of the APIs from Apple/Google and not of the actual app. The restrictions are the same across the world for all mobile phones.To me, to you then, to me, to you.
Contact-tracing app: First version worked on more phones
The first version of the NHS England and Wales app was trialled on the Isle of Wight.www.bbc.co.uk
I read that the limitations are due to the requirements of the APIs from Apple/Google and not of the actual app. The restrictions are the same across the world for all mobile phones.