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Covid-19 tracing app nears 1 million downloads in 24 hours

The number of people who have downloaded the Government's Covid-19 tracing app is expected to pass one million within 24 hours of its formal launch, which the HSE saying would make it the most successful launch in the world.

Covid-19 tracing app nears 1 million downloads in 24 hours — "We expect to be at 1 million users of our new Covid Tracker App within 24 hours of our formal launch." Paul Reid, HSE head. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins.

Wed, 08 Jul, 2020 - 14:50

Padraic Halpin

The number of people who have downloaded theGovernment's Covid-19 tracing app is expected to pass one million within 24 hours of its formal launch, which the HSE saying would make it the most successful launch in the world.

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