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StrangeDays said:

It's not hysteria, science-doubter. The facts remain unchanged, even if the social distancing and lockdown flattened the curve. 

And now that people are moving again, it makes it a great time to use a system like this. 

I am not a science doubter. I am a people doubter and I am always skeptical of those who have an agenda, and we have seen many in power who do have an agenda and who are using this virus to further their own demented goals.

I am still giving Apple the benefit of the doubt, as these sorts of things take a long time to build up.

I think that people just want to be entertained. Make something good and entertaining and people will like it. Of course, that is easier said than done. But Apple has deep pockets, so they should be able get good content.

I do not want any service to preach to me, I do not want them to push their views on me and I do not want them to be political. Leave your damn politics at home or you will suffer the consequences.

Apple already is killing everybody else in the wearables market.

Look at the Apple Watch and look at the AirPods/AirPods Pro.

Apple succeeds where others fail miserably.

I have no doubts that Apple's glasses will be much better and much more successful than others who have attempted the same thing. Apple has proven that time and time again.

Sorry, but I won't be downloading any of these "contact tracing" apps, no matter who is behind them. They are a bit too late also, in my opinion, now that things are beginning to relax and loosen up everywhere. The hysteria has gone far enough.

If anybody disagrees, and they are free to do so, then they are welcome to  lock themselves up inside of their homes for the next few years if they'd like.

GeorgeBMac said:

If you advertise "It just works", it seem seems like you kinda need to make sure that it "works'.  

It's this type of thing that frustrated my grandson so he asked me to install Windows on his new MacBook Air.   He just didn't want the hassle. 

It does work. Apple is obviously not responsible for a crappy website that is poorly made.