Below are some of the notable features of the app:
• Bluetooth-Based Contact Tracing: COCOA utilizes Bluetooth technology to anonymously detect and track proximity interactions between users. By analyzing the duration and distance of these interactions, the app can accurately determine potential exposure to COVID-19.
• Real-Time Notifications: Users will receive instant notifications if they have been in close contact with an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. This allows for quick self-isolation and testing, minimizing the spread of the virus within the community.
• Secure Data Encryption: All user data, including contact history and personal information, is encrypted to ensure privacy and security. COCOA follows strict protocols to protect user anonymity and confidentiality, providing a reliable platform for contact tracing.
• Health Resources and Updates: In addition to contact tracing, COCOA offers valuable resources such as health guidelines, testing locations, and COVID-19 updates. Users can access relevant information to stay informed and make informed decisions about their health and safety.

How to uninstall the COCOA - COVID-19 Contact App? You can uninstall COCOA - COVID-19 Contact App on your mobile device by following these steps: Locate setting icon on your phone. Tap Application manager or Apps Touch COCOA - COVID-19 Contact App. Press uninstall.

How to download and install COCOA - COVID-19 Contact App on your mobile device? The steps below explain how you can download the app on Google Play Launch Google Play on your Android device Input COCOA - COVID-19 Contact App in the search bar Touch the most relevant search result Tap Install to download the app Wait for the process to complete.

More about the COCOA – COVID-19 Contact app

• Doesn’t store personal information - Such as location data or phone numbers in agreement with Apple and Google’s tracking platform. The app records encrypted data which will flag covid cases that have been within one meter of you for more than 15 minutes
• Exposure Notifications - The app uses the exposure notification part of Bluetooth to help determine whether users have come into close contact with others who have tested positive for COVID-19. You can use an Android or Google phone for the app
• Uses Bluetooth to report - As long as the smart phones of both parties are installed with COCOA and Bluetooths are turned on, the devices will record each other's data (identification code) and will store it as "contact information". You need to have Bluetooth on
• Notified quickly - Once you have installed COCOA, any people who have been in contact with the confirmed case will be notified. The Japanese government stated that the processing number of a confirmed case will only be sent to the person itself by mail to prevent false reporting