Hack from Home 'virtual hackathon' aims to kickstart privacy-enhanced apps to alleviate the COVID-19 crisis

Hackathon this weekend is supported by NHSX, Samsung and a number of global universities

John Leonard
John Leonard
clock 02 April 2020 •
Hack from Home 'virtual hackathon' aims to kickstart privacy-enhanced apps to alleviate the COVID-19 crisis

This weekend, a virtual hackathon is taking place that seeks to kickstart privacy-enhancing solutions to alleviate the coronavirus crisis. Sponsors include UK government digital health initiative NHSX...

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