The Government of India launched the Arogya Setu Mobile App to track people infected with the Coronavirus on 2 April. Along with this, within three days of launching this app has been downloaded 50 lakh times on the Google Play Store. Currently, the App Store has not yet released data related to the download of this app. At the same time, information about these figures has been obtained from the official Twitter account of Arnab Kumar, Program Director of NITI Aayog.
Arnab Kumar's tweet NITI Aayog's program director Arnab Kumar has tweeted that the Arogya app has been downloaded 80 million times. However, the app store has not yet released data related to this app. He has further said that the government's Health Setu app is the first in the health and fitness section.
Arogya Setu Mobile App The Arogya Setu app is designed to prevent the infection of coronavirus. The Arogya Setu app will tell people whether you have come in contact with a corona infected person or not. Apart from this, you can also find out how much risk of corona infection by this app. Arogya Setu app is available in 11 languages including Hindi, English and Marathi. In this app, methods of prevention of coronavirus are also mentioned. Apart from this, this app will tell you based on your location and travel history whether you are at risk of corona infection or not.
How to use After downloading the app from Google Play Store, you have to register with name and mobile number. After this, the language will have to be chosen. At the time of opening the app, the app will tell if you are at risk of infection with coronavirus. Scrolling down in this app will get a tweet from the Ministry of Health. Tweet updating is happening in real time. Regarding data privacy, the government has said that the data of the Arogya Setu app will be fully encrypted.
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