California says 10% of state has opted in to coronavirus exposure alerts
CNBC –
Last week, Californians residents started receiving push notifications on their smartphones prompting them to opt-in to CA Notify, a system that can anonymously alert users that they may have been exposed to the Covid-19 coronavirus. About 4 million people of the state’s 40 million residents have signed up so far.
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