The National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) has confirmed that officers are being told not to install the NHS Covid-19 app on their work smartphones.
A Lancashire police source has confirmed to the BBC that Lancashire police officers have been told not to install the track and trace app on their work phones and also told not to carry their personal phone with them if the track and trace app has been installed.
The BBC contacted Lancashire police force after a source claimed the advice had been given because of “security reasons”.
The app identifies if the phone user has potentially come into contact with a Covid-19 infected person and if they have, it alerts them and identifies them as a risk to the health and well being of others, yet, Lancashire police are telling officers NOT to carry their phone to avoid detection!
Taken from the NHS website;
Track & Trace is the fastest way of knowing when you’re at risk from coronavirus (COVID-19). The quicker you know, the quicker you can alert your loved ones, and your community.
Lancashire police have intentionally notified officers to not carry their phones, hindering the NHS advice and putting people lives at risk.
Ironic that on their official website, Lancashire police have the following;
Either that or Lancashire police are not affected by Covid-19?
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