I think it may be Gibraltar's app that is based on this code:
'Mr Johnson claimed on Wednesday that “no country in the world has a working contact-tracing app”. But the German app has been downloaded 13m times and Gibraltar’s has had good initial take-up.
The British territory started working on a tracing app based on open source code developed by the Irish government and the Google-Apple platform in early May. As the UK was taking the decision to scrap its £12m app effort on June 18, Gibraltar launched its version.
Officials estimate a fifth of the population has downloaded it so far, at a cost of less than £100,000.'
Not sure (from a quick read) if the rest of the UK is going to go with the same/similar codebase.
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I think it may be Gibraltar's app that is based on this code:
'Mr Johnson claimed on Wednesday that “no country in the world has a working contact-tracing app”. But the German app has been downloaded 13m times and Gibraltar’s has had good initial take-up.
The British territory started working on a tracing app based on open source code developed by the Irish government and the Google-Apple platform in early May. As the UK was taking the decision to scrap its £12m app effort on June 18, Gibraltar launched its version.
Officials estimate a fifth of the population has downloaded it so far, at a cost of less than £100,000.'
Not sure (from a quick read) if the rest of the UK is going to go with the same/similar codebase.
https://www.ft.com/content/9446192a-aff1-4e95-93fb-a5adfbc7b...
That's the article I read, so apparently I'm wrong. I do know northern Ireland is using the same app though, which is good.
Swiss app is also getting good download traffic.