The healing bridge application was installed 50 million times in just three days

The Arogya Bridge app was launched by the Indian government a few days ago for Android and iOS users. It is a COVID-19 corona virus tracking application that tracks people who test positive for corona virus via Bluetooth and location. It’s only been three days since the app was launched, but in three days, the app has become India’s top free app in both the Google Play Store and the App Store. 5 million people have this app installed on their devices in the Google Play Store. For those who are unfamiliar with this app, let them know that this app helps users know if they are at risk of coronavirus infection. Did he inadvertently come in contact with a person infected with the coronavirus?

At the time of writing, the Cure Bridge app has been downloaded more than 5 million times on the Google Play Store. Arnab Kumar, Program Director, Frontier Technologies at NITI IIT Tweets Healing Bridge noted that the application was able to reach close to 8 million installations within three days of launch. Although the number of downloads of this app has not been disclosed in the App Store, it will appear at the top of the Health and Fitness Healing Bridge app.

The Arogya Bridge app can be considered as the official source of all information about the coronavirus, which can help prevent the spread of Covid-19. The government is using it in various ways to promote its use, including in schools. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) recommends that students, teachers, parents, staff and other family members of all schools and institutions can install and use the app.

The Cure Bridge app helps you identify and fight the threats associated with the coronavirus. All this information was given by the government’s health department. In addition to these you will find support in many regional languages ​​like English, Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi etc. in this app. For those who were concerned about the privacy policy due to Bluetooth and location track access during the app’s registration process, the government has claimed that the app’s store data is ‘encrypted’ and not shared with any third party app. Will be done. The government says this information will only be shared with the Indian government.