- Category: Health & Fitness
- Versions: 2 archived
- Installable: 1 of 2
- Seller: Apple
- com.apple.Symptom-Assessment.ios
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 13.0 or later.
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8 of 15There is no identifiable reference to taking the vaccine as it didn’t yet exist when this badly outdated app was last updated half a pandemic ago. Masking, isolating, washing hands, etc. But don’t get a vaccine. Some might follow this advice because it is science and nothing more. And get sick as a result. <br/><br/>Why is the CDC even involved with this?
The developers of this app need to work on the internal screening connection issues in the app.
Please update the information and data for COVID-19
1. Has not been updated in 4 months. <br/><br/>2. Says a negative test result could be negative because test was done too soon after exposure. App gives no idea as to how long after exposure testing should be done. A while back during the peak of BLM demonstrations, I read that testing should be done 1-2 weeks later, with most <br/>opinions being (closer to) 2 weeks. <br/><br/>3. Reference sCDC website for additional information. There is no link to tap on. There should be a link, preferably to the specific web page.
Nice to see Covid things going away
This app has been helping me plan my course of action when I get exposed to COVID-19. The fact that it’s been pulled from the App Store, and hasn’t been updated in 8 months tells me Apple no longer cares about COVID-19 screening, even now that most people who have been vaccinated can still catch COVID-19. If they do care, they should update this app right away, and put the app back on the App Store.
Can’t take the screening tool anymore. It says to make sure I’m connected to cellular or wifi but I am and my internet is fine.
After trying this after the upgrade to iOS 15 it crashed saying it couldn’t load a screener. DELETED!
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