Video: As Florida’s COVID-19 cases surge, tracing falls behind

“We don’t have enough people who are contact tracers to keep up with contact tracing in a number of states,” says Kathryn Waldron of the R-Street Institute. “As a result people have looked for a faster way to do this.”

Waldron has watched as many states and countries have turned to technology to trace, with mixed results.

“We have yet to see an app that has really taken off and deliver on many of the promises that we were hoping contact tracing aps would deliver,” says Waldron.

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