The Digital Fence: Taiwan’s Response to COVID-19

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In this episode of Simons Institute Polylogues, Simons Institute Director Shafi Goldwasser sat down with Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s digital minister, to discuss the country’s use of “digital fence” technology for quarantine enforcement.




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