The use of TraceTogether data in criminal investigations is ‘restricted to very serious offences’, Mr K Shanmugam said So far, TraceTogether data has been used in the investigation of one murder case, ...

SINGAPORE — Since the TraceTogether app was introduced in March last year to help in COVID-19 contact tracing efforts in Singapore, concerns have been raised over user privacy and how data obtained ...

SINGAPORE — A seemingly straightforward question asked in Parliament this week has sparked a much larger debate over the use of data obtained by TraceTogether, Singapore’s digital COVID-19 contact ...

SINGAPORE - By the end of December, checking in with the TraceTogether app or token will be mandatory at all popular venues, including restaurants, workplaces, schools and shopping malls, as Singapore ...

SINGAPORE: Singapore will step down the use of contact tracing measures TraceTogether and SafeEntry, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said on Friday (Apr 22). The minister had announced at a COVID-19 Multi ...

The TraceTogether-only SafeEntry check-in system for entry into public places officially started on May 17 Some stores within malls that do not need to set up this system still require customers to ...

SINGAPORE - The distribution of TraceTogether tokens to Singaporeans is meant to jolt the participation rate of national Covid-19 contact tracing efforts to get it closer to the Government's target of ...

SINGAPORE - By the end of December, checking in with the TraceTogether app or token will be mandatory at all popular venues, including restaurants, workplaces, schools and shopping malls, as Singapore ...

So it comes as no surprise that TraceTogether tokens have become a “what’s in my bag?” staple, for those who opt for the token instead of the app. But what happens when those tokens run out of battery ...

SINGAPORE - Checking in with the TraceTogether app or token will soon be compulsory for all cinemagoers, with the new measure to be rolled out progressively at cinema halls from Oct 26. There will be ...

SINGAPORE: Measures for contact tracing, TraceTogether and SafeEntry, will continue until Singapore authorities are sure that COVID-19 is "no longer epidemic", said Senior Minister of State for Health ...