The app, launched after some delays in September 2020, has been part of the NHS Test and Trace system which was set up to alert people if they came into close contact with someone with COVID ...

The NHS COVID-19 app was launched in England and Wales on 24 September 2020, with over 10 million people installing it in the first few days.

The NHS Covid app, once an integral part of British lives, is being switched off for good on Thursday. The app was originally developed as part of the UK government’s Test and Trace programme in ...

The National Health Service (NHS)-branded Covid-19 app would tell members of the public to self-isolate if they’d been in close contact with someone who went on to test positive for the virus.

Users of the NHS COVID-19 app in England and Wales are no longer able to use the app, due to the shutdown of the service on Thursday.

The NHS Covid Pass is currently being used as proof of being Covid-free for residents in England wanting to access "higher-risk" settings. In order to get the NHS Covid Pass, residents must download ...

The news also calls into question the communications from test and trace. For weeks people have been complaining about messages from the app telling them they've been near someone with covid-19.

The NHS App has surpassed the 22 million user mark, driven by the uptake of the Covid-19 vaccination pass, available through the tool.

A comprehensive study in the Nature journal analyzed over seven million data points from the NHS COVID-19 app, revealing how digital contact tracing can effectively predict SARS-CoV-2 transmission ...

Also, almost 3.2 million repeat prescriptions have been ordered and more than 268,000 GP appointments booked via the NHS App. NHS login also offers services such as e-referral services, Covid-19 ...