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Pennsylvania expands virus app to school-age phone users

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COVID Alert PA Mobile App (Pennsylvania Department of Health) HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania’s two-month-old coronavirus exposure notification app can now be used by mobile phone users as young as 13 as health officials work to stop the virus' spread in schools around the state, officials said Monday.The app, named COVID AlertPa, had been limited to people 18 and over."By expanding the age range, middle- and high-school students will be able to add their phones to the fight and help in contact tracing that occurs in their schools if a positive case is identified," state Health Secretary Dr.

Rachel Levine told a virtual news conference.CORONAVIRUS COVERAGEA parent or legal guardian must approve the minor's use of the app, she said.Some.

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