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durhamplumber
So just all sit at home then..So you can twist about Boris not doing anything.The NHSX app works by creating a persistent install ID which will persist even if you install / reinstall the app. This static install ID then used to derive the temporary contact keys. The central service has the ability to calculate the installation ID from any of the temporary IDs, effectively de-anonymising it.
The source code has been released, for the apps, but not as yet for the server but even then it's a bad solution for maintaining privacy.
https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/blog-post/security-behind-nhs-contact-tracing-app
"When you download and run the app, your phone is assigned a big random number (a 128 bit GUID) to act as your fixed but anonymous identity (we’ll call it the installation ID from now on).
In all of this, you’re anonymous as it's done through the Installation IDs, but the system is building connections between these anonymous identifiers."
Thats spin. You are not anonymous.