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cord-305542-zyxqcfa3	Oliver, Nuria	Mobile phone data for informing public health actions across the COVID-19 pandemic life cycle	2020-06-05		.txt	text/plain	4488	218	44	In the following sections, we outline the ways in which different types of mobile phone data can help to better target and design measures to contain and slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. Government and public health authorities broadly raise questions in at least four critical areas of inquiries for which the use of mobile phone data is relevant. Furthermore, around the world, public opinion surveys, social media, and a broad range of civil society actors including consumer groups and human rights organizations have raised legitimate concerns around the ethics, potential loss of privacy, and long-term impact on civil liberties resulting from the use of individual mobile data to monitor COVID-19. Governments should be aware of the value of information and knowledge that can be derived from mobile phone data analysis, especially for monitoring the necessary measures to contain the pandemic.	./cache/cord-305542-zyxqcfa3.txt	./txt/cord-305542-zyxqcfa3.txt