the docs outline an assurance for guests being notified about data access by the health department after their contact data has been decrypted.
With the wide rollouts of Luca and your recent open source release of the app (thanks btw) I've tried to confirm if I got how that works but I'm a bit confused:
The code that uses the endpoint related to traces that should be notified (DataAccessManager::fetchRecentlyAccessedTraceData) seems to be invoked exclusively in tests.
The staging endpoint returns traces in the expected format while the production endpoint errors out with a 401 and expects some form of authentication I cannot find in the open source release or apk.
Given the above: Do I inherently misunderstand something in the concept / is this simply not yet implemented / how can users be certain that they are notified when their data is decrypted and accessed by a health department?
edit 1: clarified on Twitter the endpoint is actually periodically checked in the app code.
Heya,
the docs outline an assurance for guests being notified about data access by the health department after their contact data has been decrypted.
With the wide rollouts of Luca and your recent open source release of the app (thanks btw) I've tried to confirm if I got how that works but I'm a bit confused:
DataAccessManager::fetchRecentlyAccessedTraceData) seems to be invoked exclusively in tests.Given the above: Do I inherently misunderstand something in the concept / is this simply not yet implemented / how can users be certain that they are notified when their data is decrypted and accessed by a health department?
edit 1: clarified on Twitter the endpoint is actually periodically checked in the app code.