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  Sizzling Delight: The Irresistible Sausage Pepper Burger Introduction: Burgers have evolved from simple sandwiches to culinary masterpieces, and the Sausage Pepper Burger stands as a testament to this gastronomic transformation. This delightful creation combines the savory goodness of sausage with the vibrant flavors of peppers, resulting in a symphony of tastes and feels that captivate the taste buds. In this exploration, we delve into the origins, the art of crafting, and the sheer delight that the Sausage Pepper Burger brings to culinary indulgence. Origins of the Sausage Pepper Burger: The roots of the Sausage Pepper Burger can be traced back to the classic Italian-American dish, sausage and peppers. For decades, this beloved combination of sautéed sausages and colorful bell peppers has been a staple at Italian festivals and gatherings. The natural progression from this flavorful duo to a burger was a stroke of genius that took the traditional to the extraordinary. ...
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Technology and apps against the coronavirus in China, Korea and Spain


 Although the critical phase of the coronavirus seems to have passed in our country (I hope so), the fight against the virus continues. At this stage, prevention and, above all, monitoring of the infected are very important. In imitation of China and Korea, which started very early with monitoring and prevention applications such as Corona 100m, in Spain, official organizations and private companies have also begun developing technology solutions and applications against the coronavirus. We'll tell you something.

China was a pioneer in using these types of apps, but you should also think that this is not an ordinary country in terms of civil liberties, so it is easier to control the population with technology.

China and South Korea Coronavirus Claims.

First, these are applications for determining the location of the infected. Corona 100m is one of the first South Korean geofencing applications. That is, something like putting a virtual fence around a point. Thus, the number of places where the possibility of infection can exist (based on official information) is limited, and the user can avoid this. Other similar apps are Corona Map or Corona Alert. The data is taken from the Korean Health Service, so these apps do not work in other countries.

In China, the Yixiaosou app, the downloader for the WeChat ("Chinese WhatsApp") messaging app, allows you to examine the environment to see if they are more or less safe, depending on the number of those infected. Companies are asking employees to show infected people near their home to give them access to their facilities.

To find out where the most likely areas of infection are, another step is also to use utilities that allow you to first collect information from those infected and then track them. The app, which appeared very early in China, allows a user to be color-coded by scanning a QR code based on information available to the Chinese authorities. Green means that a person is healthy and can move freely. Yellow means 7 days of quarantine, red means 14 days.

On the other hand, several Chinese government organizations have gone further by developing an application to detect close contact with infected people. To do this, users must enter their phone number, name and personal identification number ("Chinese DNI") in the application. User data is provided by health and transport authorities, which also receive information from citizens through monitoring.

If we combine this with a society like China, where individual freedoms are more limited and users are obliged to provide information to the state, we have a lot of control over the population. This type of application has been criticized for sending personal and confidential information to the Chinese authorities without much protection.

Finally, the most invasive method is an artificial intelligence program from the Hong Kong company SenseTime, which detects people's faces with 99% efficiency in just 0.3 seconds. This system is used by the Chinese government for its network of video surveillance of citizens using cameras. It is so effective that masks are not a problem for identifying people.

Spain Coronavirus Claims

In Western societies, applications must comply with all rules regarding personal data. Europe has some of the strictest regulations in this regard (GDPR). Therefore, all applications have forms prepared so that the user knows that they provide personal and in many cases confidential data (all medical data are confidential data):

Government filings against coronavirus

COVID-19 Assistance is an app of the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Digital Transformation. He currently operates only in the Canary Islands, Cantabria, Castile-La Mancha, Extremadura, the Balearic Islands and Mercia. Its purpose is for users to provide their health data, the app can also track their location and, on the other hand, offer advice and warnings about the coronavirus in the communities where it works. Also under development is COVID radar, an infection monitoring service that will work by connecting to other phones via Bluetooth and a COVID-19 infection notification system, but for now it will be a pilot phase in July in San Sebastian de la. Slingshot.

 

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