[michael21]

Originally Posted by Cherie

She is working from home so she can continue to work, just can’t go out until she gets a test

Rishi Sunak is loving in it

[joeysteele]

Yes.
People cannot criticise even this awful government about not putting some effective tracking and tracing in place.
Then not use it once it's there.

This may not be the best there could be but it's something.
So in my view, for me, it should be supported.

[Liam-]

No, but purely because I’m living like a hermit right now because of my mum anyway

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Yes.
People cannot criticise even this awful government about not putting some effective tracking and tracing in place.
Then not use it once it's there.

This may not be the best there could be but it's something.
So in my view, for me, it should be supported.

[michael21]

Originally Posted by Liam-

No, but purely because I’m living like a hermit right now because of my mum anyway

Is she in the at risk group if she is your doing a great thing by being safe

[Josy]

Originally Posted by MTVN

What's the reason for not getting it, an ignorance is bliss view that you don't want to know you've been exposed to a covid case? Even if that means you might now be an asymptomatic spreader?



Or is it some anti-government, 'Big Brother' thing?

I don't want it, I've been working right through and we have had numerous employees getting positive results (also had a couple of deaths) yet we were told each time no one needed to isolate to continue working as normal etc

So I'm not isolating due to some random person testing positive that shopped in m&s the same day I did or similar

I'll continue to wear my mask/visor and take the precautions I've always taken

[Christmas Dynasnow]

you only need to isolate if you have been in close proximity with someone within 2 days of when their symptoms started

[Holly Christmas]

Originally Posted by Josy

I don't want it, I've been working right through and we have had numerous employees getting positive results (also had a couple of deaths) yet we were told each time no one needed to isolate to continue working as normal etc

So I'm not isolating due to some random person testing positive that shopped in m&s the same day I did or similar

I'll continue to wear my mask/visor and take the precautions I've always taken

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by MTVN

What's the reason for not getting it, an ignorance is bliss view that you don't want to know you've been exposed to a covid case? Even if that means you might now be an asymptomatic spreader?

Or is it some anti-government, 'Big Brother' thing?

It’s the fact that I can’t get a test...I don’t want to be imprisoned for weeks on end because I just happened to be in the vicinity on the rare occasion i do go out

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by MTVN

What's the reason for not getting it, an ignorance is bliss view that you don't want to know you've been exposed to a covid case? Even if that means you might now be an asymptomatic spreader?

Or is it some anti-government, 'Big Brother' thing?

And another thing you can’t get a test with no symptoms so ..

[James]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I would like to see us defeat the virus and return to some normality so yes

Does it drain the battery in your phone faster?

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by Cherie

It’s the fact that I can’t get a test...I don’t want to be imprisoned for weeks on end because I just happened to be in the vicinity on the rare occasion i do go out

But if you only go out on the rare occasion then a) you're very unlikely to come into contact with someone positive and b) isolating won't be that big a hardship surely?

This idea you'll continually be getting told to isolate isn't very likely, the chances of you having had prolonged contact with a positive covid case is still very low. I mean I must have given my details numerous times to different establishments since pubs and restaurants reopened and I'm yet to have a phone call

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by James

Does it drain the battery in your phone faster?

Haven't noticed it make a difference

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

What's the reason for not getting it, an ignorance is bliss view that you don't want to know you've been exposed to a covid case? Even if that means you might now be an asymptomatic spreader?

Or is it some anti-government, 'Big Brother' thing?

.

People are happy to slag off the test and trace system but not willing to aid it it seems to me.

[bots]

Originally Posted by James

Does it drain the battery in your phone faster?

i heard it was about a 5% overhead and you can disengage the tracking too when you don't want it on

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

And another thing you can’t get a test with no symptoms so ..

You can still self isolate though...

[James]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i heard it was about a 5% overhead and you can disengage the tracking too when you don't want it on

That doesn't sound bad.

I might use it to see if I get contacted.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by MTVN

But if you only go out on the rare occasion then a) you're very unlikely to come into contact with someone positive and b) isolating won't be that big a hardship surely?

This idea you'll continually be getting told to isolate isn't very likely, the chances of you having had prolonged contact with a positive covid case is still very low. I mean I must have given my details numerous times to different establishments since pubs and restaurants reopened and I'm yet to have a phone call

Well it would because if you are told to stay home, that’s when you want to go out

Also if I go out to a restaurant/bar I would give my details at any rate

[FaLaLaLand]

Yeah got it today.

I have to scan in when I go for a tattoo in a couple of weeks I found out today so downloaded it ready before I forgot.

[Good King Glennceslas]

Yeah I have downloaded it.

[Nicky91]

the App in Germany works perfectly and very handy to see who the infected person has been in contact with, how they can isolate, quarantine a lot more efficiently

was on german show Extra last night

[Nicky91]

what i mean to say is, maybe this can be same in UK with the app, better tracing system leading to lesser cases, that you can quarantine the right people, rather than overlooking someone who might've been in contact with someone infected

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

what i mean to say is, maybe this can be same in UK with the app, better tracing system leading to lesser cases, that you can quarantine the right people, rather than overlooking someone who might've been in contact with someone infected

Yes, we're known for our efficiency and great organisational skills in the UK. Famous for it. "Good old English efficiency!", they say.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Yes, we're known for our efficiency and great organisational skills in the UK. Famous for it. "Good old English efficiency!", they say.

if I thought there was any of that in the UK I would download it in a heartbeat, as it is ...no

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Cherie

if I thought there was any of that in the UK I would download it in a heartbeat, as it is ...no

if you think of UK as having a **** government and outbreak management team

look at our dutch hellhole of a government, RIVM and OMT

i mean here they are too stuck up to not listen to america's Dr Fauci


and mentioning the ''norwegian research'' a million times (whatever that may be lol)