Apple releases COVID-19 app and website with coronavirus screening tool

Apple has developed a new website and app that offers a screening tool for COVID-19 symptoms, the tech giant announced Friday. Users can also find information there from trusted sources about the coronavirus outbreak.

The software was developed in conjunction with Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the White House Coronavirus Task Force, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Users fill in a questionnaire for the app and website. They are asked whether they have been in contact with an infected person and what symptoms they have. They are then advised on the basis of their answers, for example to do self-isolation. In addition, the app answers frequently asked questions about the virus with official information from the CDC.
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Apple said it will not collect the answers users fill in the questionnaire. Furthemore the answers will not be sent to Apple or any government agency.

The app, Apple COVID-19, is currently available only in the United States, but the website can be worldwide.