5 stars: It's now mandatory to scan the QR code at venues. The app is alright, easy to use. Hopefully it's helpful in fighting the virus. This app compared to Australia is actually very user friendly. In Australia they require fingerprints, passport number, full name, full home address and drivers licence. This app doesn't require anything which is a little weird
4 stars: The only thing the app asked for was the use of the camera to scan code. It didn't asks for anything else like use of GPS, access other files. You can always choose to allow use of camera when only using the app if you are so concerned.
5 stars: easy to use. Personally I think it's the responsibility of each individual to record where we've been to during the pandemic, so that is easier to trace . The app didn't ask for any personal info. at all. And of course, if you don't trust anything, you should not download any kind of apps at all.
5 stars: Easy to use. It would be much better if GPS tracking of me can be done so as to minimize the risk of getting transmitted. Personal aata collection is normal and the the whole purpose of the app, similar to the Singaporen one.
5 stars: Don't understand why people concerning about privacy don't use this app but leave their name and number with the restaurants. Apparently they will put down fake info on the paper form provided by the restaurants, who don't validate the number on receipt. Perhaps they all want the virus to live with us for longer. They w...