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Social distancing scores rightly raise questions on privacy

By Eric Peterson
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Social distancing scores rightly raise questions on privacy

Many citizens are shocked to be receiving grades once again. But instead of scores from their teachers, their governor has been the one giving them grades on social distancing. Rightfully, many are now asking, “Is my state government tracking me?”

The short answer is “no,” but a full answer is more complicated and raises questions about the future of privacy.

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