According to a Fact.MR report, the COVID alert app market will grow significantly, but only for a short time. This is due to the fact that the number of active infection cases varies by region.
The market for COVID alert apps will benefit from increased awareness of the virus. During the forecast period of 2021-2031, the COVID alert apps market is expected to grow significantly.
What’s Driving COVID Alert App Demand?
The novel coronavirus was discovered for the first time in December of this year. Since then, strict controls on the virus’s global spread have been implemented. COVID alert apps were developed as a result of ongoing research and development as well as technological advancements to detect the virus.
COVID alert apps have grown in popularity as a result of their ability to track people who are infected with the virus.
These apps use Bluetooth to generate random codes that alert users when they come into contact with a COVID-19-infected entity. The ease with which the app can be used by simply entering basic information has made it popular among the general public.
Key COVID Alert Apps
- TraceTogether
- CovidWatch
- HaMagen
- The Corona Dataspende, Aarogya Setu
- COVID symptom Tracker
- NHS Smartphone App
- Let’s Beat COID-19
- PeduliLindungi
- Kwarantana Domowwa
are some well-known COVID alert apps which have been developed.
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Asia-Pacific COVID Alert Apps Outlook
China and India consist of the largest population in the world. Consequently, the risk of further spread and mutation has been magnified in the past few months. Already, a number of people are already infected with the mutated variants.
India specifically has registered the largest number of COVID cases. Thus, app developers are focusing on notifying people in lesser time to take quick action. For example, the Aarogya Setu app from India witnessed a staggering number of downloads from users as it showcased the cases of people carrying the virus.
