A nationally-representative survey of 2,023 British adults conducted by Survation, and commissioned by the Ada Lovelace Institute as part of a research partnership with the Health Foundation. Conducted between 27 January and 24 February 2021, the survey explores the public's use of mental- and physical-health apps, symptom-tracking apps, digital contact-tracing apps, their comfort with those systems and reasons for comfort or discomfort.
A nationally-representative survey of 2,023 British adults conducted by Survation, and commissioned by the Ada Lovelace Institute as part of a research partnership with the Health Foundation. Conducted between 27 January and 24 February 2021, the survey explores the public's use of mental- and physical-health apps, symptom-tracking apps, digital contact-tracing apps, their comfort with those systems and reasons for comfort or discomfort.