When searching for a business on Google, the results will usually include how busy the location is historically and currently. It will also include the average amount of time a person spends at the location. I assume this data is collected from mobile devices somehow.
My question is, couldn't Google take the number of unique visitors and the average amount of time each spends at a location (maybe even the local infection rate) and calculate a risk score that you could view before visiting the location?
I can see why Google would not want to label customers as high risk, but I think this information would be helpful for the public.
My question is, couldn't Google take the number of unique visitors and the average amount of time each spends at a location (maybe even the local infection rate) and calculate a risk score that you could view before visiting the location?
I can see why Google would not want to label customers as high risk, but I think this information would be helpful for the public.